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Definition of "regurgitate" [re•gur•gi•tate]
- To rush or surge back. (verb-intransitive)
- To cause to pour back, especially to cast up (partially digested food). (verb-transitive)
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Use "regurgitate" in a sentence
- "When YOU actually have something to say, and not something that any moron could regurgitate from a google search (or night class at the local community college) you let me know."
- "Colmes begins and tries to present Barrett in a fairly positive light by bringing out the facts that the course is not required, that the 9/11 conspiracy theory will take up "only about one week" of the course, that the students will not be required to "regurgitate" his theory, and that he means to inspire "critical thinking.""
- "#33 To brainwashed fools like Mr. Hendler the Liberal Media is anyone who does not word-for-word regurgitate Karl Rove’s daily talking points."
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