transitive (reflexive). To overfill or glut oneself.

transitive. To feed to repletion; to indulge (appetite) to the utmost. Chiefly reflexive or passive. Const. with. †Also to glut up (hunger).

To produce a sense of fullness in; to satiate, satisfy, glut; in both material and immaterial sense. Chiefly of a personal agent; occasionally of…

To fill (oneself, one's stomach, etc.) to repletion with food. Also said of the food.

intransitive and transitive. To feed to repletion.

transitive. To glut, surfeit; = agrotye, v. Cf. ingroten, v.

transitive. To glut.

transitive. To cram with food or drink, to glut.

transitive. To surfeit.

transitive. To fill with food or drink; to satisfy, satiate. Also in extended use. Also reflexive.

transitive (reflexive). To gorge, stuff oneself. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To satiate, satisfy, fill up.

transitive. To gorge or eat to excess; to cram with too much food; to glut. Also figurative.

transitive. To fill the gorge of; to stuff with food; to glut, satiate. Also with up. (Cf. engorge, v. 1.)

To cause (the body) to swell till it bursts. Chiefly as an imagined result of over-feeding or violent exertion; often reflexive.

To overload with food, so as to cause loathing; to surfeit or satiate (with over-feeding, or with richness, sweetness, or sameness of food).

transitive. To satisfy fully, satiate (esp. hunger or ambition). Obsolete.

To stuff. (the belly, oneself) with food.

transitive (reflexive). To eat gluttonously.

To glut, satiate. literal and figurative. Also reflexive.

transitive. To gorge. Also reflexive.

To gorge, to cram with food or drink.

To take away (a person's) appetite; to satiate, surfeit with, of. Now dialect and Scottish.

To glut oneself, as a wild beast; to raven. literal and figurative. Also, To batten or revel in.

transitive. To fill the belly of; to stuff, glut. Also intransitive with reflexive meaning. Obsolete.

= upbraid, v. 6. Obsolete. rare.

Of food. To make uneasy with repletion or indigestion. Now dialect.

transitive (reflexive) in same sense.

With reference to surfeit of food or drink. Also figurative.

To feed to excess; to satiate. Obsolete.

transitive. To give too much food to (a person or animal). Frequently figurative and in extended use.

transitive. To cram, fill, stuff. (the stomach) with food.

transitive. To satiate, satisfy.

esp. To gorge with food.