v. rare. [ad. L. ēgurgitāt- ppl. stem of ēgurgitāre, f. ē out + gurgitem whirlpool, gulf.] trans. To vomit forth; humorously, to utter (phrases).
1656. Blount, Glossogr.
1709. Brit. Apollo, II. No. 64. 2/2. Horisonant Phrases … which … with … Facility you Egurgitate.
1862. Q. Rev., July, 192. The most purposeless crystallo-chalybeate bubbles which earth has yet egurgitated.
