Feed+to+excess
31MUSTARD — For other uses, see Mustard (disambiguation). The Multi Unit Space Transport And Recovery Device or MUSTARD was a concept explored by the British Aircraft Corporation (BAC) around 1968 for launching payloads weighing as much as 5,000 lb.… …
32glut — glÊŒt n. abundance, full amount; excessive supply, excessive quantity, overabundance v. inundate, fill to overflowing; stuff; overeat; feed to excess …
33gluts — glÊŒt n. abundance, full amount; excessive supply, excessive quantity, overabundance v. inundate, fill to overflowing; stuff; overeat; feed to excess …
34glutted — glÊŒt n. abundance, full amount; excessive supply, excessive quantity, overabundance v. inundate, fill to overflowing; stuff; overeat; feed to excess …
35glutting — glÊŒt n. abundance, full amount; excessive supply, excessive quantity, overabundance v. inundate, fill to overflowing; stuff; overeat; feed to excess …
36engorge — [ɪn gɔ:dʒ, ɛn ] verb swell or cause to swell with blood, water, etc. Derivatives engorgement noun Origin C15 (in the sense gorge oneself ): from OFr. engorgier feed to excess , from en into + gorge throat …
37overfeed — v 1. gorge, stuff, cram, glut, cloy, choke, fill, overfill, sate, satiate, surfeit, feed to excess. 2. overeat, devour, overindulge. See overeat …
38engorge — ► VERB (often be engorged) ▪ swell or cause to swell with blood, water, etc. DERIVATIVES engorgement noun. ORIGIN originally in the sense «gorge oneself»: from Old French engorgier feed to excess …
39engorgement — engorge ► VERB (often be engorged) ▪ swell or cause to swell with blood, water, etc. DERIVATIVES engorgement noun. ORIGIN originally in the sense «gorge oneself»: from Old French engorgier feed to excess …
40cram — [kram] vt. crammed, cramming [ME crammen < OE crammian, to squeeze in, stuff; akin to MHG krammen, grip with claws < IE * grem , to press, compress (> L gremium, lap, bosom) < base * ger , to hold, seize] 1. to fill (a space) beyond… …
