disgorge /dis-görjˈ/

1. To discharge from the throat
2. To vomit
3. To discharge in great volume or with violence
4. To give up, esp reluctantly
5. To remove sediment from (champagne) after fermentation in the bottle

• ground-basses
• ground beef
• ground-beetle
• ground-beetles
• groundbreaking
• groundbreakings
• groundburst
• groundbursts
• ground cherries
• ground cherry
• ground control
• ground controller
• ground controllers
• ground controls
• ground cover
• ground covers
• ground crew
• ground crews
• ground-cuckoo
• ground-cuckoos
• ground-dove
• ground-doves
• grounded
• groundedly
• ground effect