intransitive. To become larger in bulk, increase in size (by pressure from within, as by absorption of moisture, or of material in the process of…

intransitive. To swell out; also figurative to be puffed up, as with an emotion. Chiefly in past participle to-swolle(n.

intransitive. To swell.

intransitive. To swell up; to become light or spongy, as dough when rising.

intransitive. To swell out like, or into, a bladder.

intransitive. To swell.

to bulk (up): to swell up, rise in bulk or mass.

intransitive (for reflexive). To rise; to swell up.

intransitive. To be affected with a tympany; to swell (literal and figurative).

transitive. To cause to swell out; to inflate (something).

intransitive. To swell, swell up, become tumid.

intransitive. To swell out or up.

To rise above the general surface, or expand beyond the ordinary size; to swell up, bulge out.

To rise in or as a blister. Obsolete.

intransitive. To become inflated; to be or become distended in any way; to swell, bulge; to become puffy. Frequently with out, up.

intransitive. To swell, swell up. Obsolete exc. dialect.

intransitive. To swell up, become tumid; to bubble up.

transitive. To swell up, become puffed up. Frequently with up. Also causatively and intransitive.

intransitive. To swell, puff out like a balloon; (now esp.) to gain weight rapidly.

intransitive. To begin to swell, to become turgid or inflated.

intransitive. = tumefy, v. 2. Also figurative.