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to regurgitate
01
eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth
02
brutally unfair or harsh
03
repeat after memorization
04
to bring up partially digested food from the stomach back into the mouth, often to feed young or as part of the digestive process
05
pour or rush back
regurgitate
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regurgitation
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regurgitation
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Example
Owls regurgitate indigestible parts of their prey, such as bones and fur, in the form of pellets.
Many bird species regurgitate food to feed their chicks.
The mother wolf regurgitated her meal to provide her pups with easily digestible food.
Insects like bees regurgitate nectar to produce honey for their hive.
Some marine animals, like penguins, regurgitate food to nourish their offspring.
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