Disgorged

This wine spends 44 months on lees and was just disgorged a few months back, giving some lovely brioche toastiness.

When a cruise ship docks and thousands of people are disgorged, the impression of prosperity is illusory.

First, start with the, namely submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs) disgorged from Ohio-class fleet ballistic-missile subs (SSBNs) or, someday, their Columbia-class successors.

I have to remind myself of the need for this huge contribution to the country’s financial health as I push my way through the crowds of Japanese tourists disgorged by cruise ships.

On Tuesday, I was disgorged at Tunney’s, along with 2,000 of my fellow commuters.

The detritus comes from the many kits the outreach workers hand out every day and looks, from a distance, like 100,000 Christmas crackers have been pulled, their contents disgorged.

Each dredge disgorged spoil into the water and tailed a plume downstream.

Note that co-operative members who take their bottles to be disgorged at the co-op can now label themselves as RM instead of RC *SR: Société de récoltants main.