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• n  backflow of blood through a defective heart valve
• n  recall after rote memorization
  he complained that school was just memorization and regurgitation
• n  the reflex act of ejecting the contents of the stomach through the mouth

• When did the job of the news hounds become nothing but regurgitation of what other people are saying? Aren't journalists supposed to get to the truth, and tell us what they find .
• His defense: that when he had cried "Hoch!" he had swallowed his cigaret, that the supposed catcalls were "reflex regurgitation.
• Today's successors, he says, are "just a 10th-generation regurgitation of the same stuff over and over.

• vomit
• vomiting
• emesis
• disgorgement
• puking

News & Articles

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• Health food store relies on expertise, quality products
  EVANSTON — Six years ago, Sue Baugh began having symptoms of acid reflux. She was experiencing burning in her throat and regurgitation, both which intensified at night.
  June 11, 2013 - Evanston Review

Quotes

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• Barack Obama in U.S. News & World Report
  Obama said, "John McCain's policies are essentially a repeat, a regurgitation, of what we've been hearing from the Republican Party."
• Peter Guber in USA Today
  Knight, Guber says, may benefit from the passage of time and by Ledger's role as villain: "In today's world, the media digestion and regurgitation of information is so rapid that even the bad news passes out of the ether quickly. The fact that it's...
• Bernard Fanning in Sydney Morning Herald
  Fanning said the original was "basically a regurgitation of what I had read in the papers : it was really just bad luck with the timing. I'm told that three months ago we would have been all right."