To disgorge can mean to release in a group. Here are some sentences.
- The subway will disgorge dozens of passengers, so stay back until they leave.
- The truck wil disgorge its cargo.
It can also mean to give up information under pressure. You could say "He refused to disgorge anything even after the police interrogated him."
The third meaning of disgorge is to vomit, or release the contents of your stomach. "I think I am about to disgorge my lunch!"
The bus carrying the Olympic revelers was so packed that most passengers took a breather when it
disgorged some of the passengers at one of the hotels.