Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "dégorger"?

Accepted Answer

composed of dé- and gorger.

Question 2

What does "dégorger" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

To give off its excess.
To make leeches release the blood they have sucked.
To clear a passage of what is obstructing it.
To remove superfluous or foreign matter.
To soak leather in running water to remove impurities.
To full wool in clear water to remove soap, dirt, etc.
To soak offal in water to remove the blood or natural flavors.
To remove the capsules from champagne bottles to eliminate the deposit of dead yeast.
To water, in the case of laundry.

Question 3

What is the translation of "dégorger" into english?

Accepted Answer

disgorge

dégorger

Conjugation of the verb "dégorger"