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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | disgorge | surrender something (stolen); eject; vomit; OP. gorge | Baron's GRE |
| 2 | disgorge | v. surrender something; eject; vomit | S.A.T. Vocab D11 |
| 3 | disgorge | surrender something; vomit | GRE Vocab 14 |
| 4 | disgorge | surrender something (stolen); eject; vomit; OP. gorge | scrambled |
| 5 | disgorge | surrender something (stolen); eject; vomit; OP. gorge | GRE General Set 18 |
| 6 | disgorge | surrender something (stolen); eject; vomit; OP. gorge | D part 2 |
| 7 | disgorge | v. surrender something, eject, vomit | Barrons Lists 11-15 (conglomeration - duplicity) |
| 8 | DISGORGE | DISCHARGE FORCEFULLY | Vocab II |
| 9 | disgorge | surrender something (stolen); eject; vomit; OP. gorge | Gre Shortlisted |
| 10 | disgorge | to discharge rapidly or forcefully; vomit | Arvidson Christmas Carol Stave 4 |
| 11 | disgorge | to discharge rapidly or forcefully; vomit | Arvidson chrismas carol combined |
| 12 | disgorge | surrender something ; eject; vomit; OP. gorge | 13 |
| 13 | Disgorge | to eject or throw out from the throat, mouth, or stomach; vomit forth | christmas carol words |
| 14 | disgorge | vomit violently, surrender unwillingly | arvidson words |
| 15 | disgorge | GURGES, GURGITIS Latin root meaning throat and whirlpool. Either to vomit or to discharge violently. The baby ___________ the marble he had swallowed. | 10A |
| 16 | Disgorge | To expel from the throat or stomach | Lesson 10 Vocab |
| 17 | disgorge | to expel from the throat or stomach; to vomit/to discharge violently | English Vocab Chapter 9&10 |
| 18 | disgorge | tr. v. to expel from the throat or stomach; to vomit; to discharge violently | chapter 10 vocab |
| 19 | disgorge | to expel from the throat or stomach; to vomit; to discharge violently | Lesson ten terms (Mrs. Thomas) |
| 20 | disgorge | to expel from the throat or stomach; to vomit | Lesson 10 Vocab |
| 21 | disgorge | to discharge violently | Lesson 10 Vocab |
| 22 | disgorge | to eject or throw out from the throat, mouth, or stomach; vomit forth | Latin VCR Chapter 9-10 |
| 23 | disgorge | to expel from the throat or stomach; to vomit | Latin 9 and 10 VCR |
| 24 | disgorge | to surrender something; vomit (V) | AP List 7 |
| 25 | Disgorge | to vomit, to discharge violently V | English vocab sections 9 and 10 |
| 26 | Disgorge | To expel from the throat or stomach; to vomit V | Stewart Vocab Lessons 9-10 |
| 27 | disgorge | to expel from the throat or stomach; to vomit | vocab lesson 10 |
| 28 | disgorge | to exspell from throat or stomach | stupid vocab |
| 29 | Disgorge | To expel from the throat or stomach; to vomit (YUCK!) | Lesson 10 Vocabulary |
| 30 | disgorge | surrender something ; eject; vomit; OP. gorge | GRE Vocabulary Words A-D |
| 31 | disgorge | surrender something ; eject; vomit; OP. gorge | Sungwoo's GRE Vocabulary (Barron's): D |
| 32 | disgorge | to expel from the throat or stomach; to vomit | Lesson 10 vocabulary part 1 |
| 33 | disgorge | to expel from the throat or stomach, to vomit; to discharge violently | Vocabulary From Classical Roots lesson 10 |
| 34 | Disgorge | to discharge or let go of rapidly or forcefully | Great Expectations Vocab |
| 35 | disgorge | to vomit, hurl, barf, or throw up from the mouth | vocabulary #11 |
| 36 | disgorge | to vomit | Classical routes chapter 10su |
| 37 | disgorge | to vomit | vocab lesson 10 |
| 38 | disgorge | 1. To expel from the throat or stomach; to vomit. 2. To discharge violently. | chapter 10-12 vocab |
| 39 | disgorge | to throw up | chapter 10 vocab |
| 40 | disgorge | to vomit | vocab from chap 10-12 |
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