To discharge or pour out; an archaic or rare form related to 'regurgitate' or 'disgorge.'
From Latin e- 'out' plus gurgitare (to swallow/gulp), from gurges (whirlpool); the prefix 'e-' (out) replaces the 're-' found in 'regurgitate.'
This is practically the same word as 'regurgitate' but with a different prefix (e- vs. re-)—it's so rare that it's barely documented, showing how prefixes multiply but only some combinations survive in actual use.
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