Regurgitate (verb)

1. To bring partially digested food back up to the mouth and then swallow it again.
2. To repeat or reproduce something that has been previously learned or studied.

Origin:

The word regurgitate comes from the latin word regurgitare which means to flow back, to pour back. it is formed by re (back) and gurgitare (to pour out).

Examples:

1. The baby regurgitated the milk after eating too quickly.
2. Some birds are able to regurgitate food for their young.
3. The student regurgitated the information for the exam without understanding it.
4. The politician regurgitated the same talking points in every speech.
5. The company's new strategy was just a regurgitation of the old one.