disgorge

The effort to make them "disgorge" is as continual as it is noisy, and, as a rule, futile.

I saw Lady Carwitchet, who laughed at me, and defied me to make her confess or disgorge.

The men are wealthy, and I have no doubt that I can force them to disgorge.'

I helped to make them disgorge, I and the rest of the people they employed.

It is only fair that he should be made to disgorge a little.

And then, sickened with you as he was with her, he will disgorge another shadow.

The ten dollars the rascal would have kept, but I made him disgorge it.

The next was, to make him disgorge the property of which he was in unlawful possession.

Soon they are in it, their horses tied to trees, and their haversacks summoned to disgorge.

He was forced to disgorge first me, then the knife, and then the money.