gorged (Meaning)

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gorged (imp. & p. p.)

of Gorge

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Having a gorge or throat.

Bearing a coronet or ring about the neck.

Glutted; fed to the full.

The python gorged itself on the massive antelope, its belly distending to an alarming size.
After days of fasting, the refugees gorged themselves on the meager provisions that were distributed.
The lion gorged on the carcass of its prey, leaving only bones and scraps behind.
The greedy businessman gorged on wealth, amassing fortunes through unethical means.
The starving child gorged on the leftover bread, his eyes wide with a desperate hunger.
The river gorged with rainwater during the torrential storm, overflowing its banks and flooding the surrounding countryside.
The athlete gorged on carbohydrates before the big race, hoping to fuel his body for the grueling challenge.
The insects gorged on the sweet nectar of the blooming flowers, their bodies buzzing with activity.
The wealthy patrons gorged themselves at the lavish banquet, indulging in every delicacy that was presented.
The hungry wolf gorged on the flesh of its victim, its eyes narrowed in a primal satisfaction.

of Gorge, Having a gorge or throat., Bearing a coronet or ring about the neck., Glutted; fed to the full.

glutted, overfull, overfed, overstuffed, replete, satiated,sated, stuffed, surfeited, full

starved, starving, hungry, starved,hungry, empty, empty, starving,famished, famished

The python gorged itself on the massive antelope, its belly distending to an alarming size.

After days of fasting, the refugees gorged themselves on the meager provisions that were distributed.

The lion gorged on the carcass of its prey, leaving only bones and scraps behind.

The greedy businessman gorged on wealth, amassing fortunes through unethical means.