transitive. To quench, allay, satisfy (thirst, hunger, desire, etc.); also, to repress, extinguish (appetite, hatred, anger, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To satisfy (a person, a person's desire or craving). Obsolete.

To appease, allay, or satisfy (desire, thirst, †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…

transitive. To gratify (a person's desire or appetite); to fulfil, meet, or satisfy (a requirement) by providing what is needed or wanted. Now rare…

figurative of 1. Const. as above. To gratify, minister to the demands of (a person's vanity, desire of vengeance, or other passion); to sustain or…

transitive. To fulfil or satisfy (a need, desire, etc.). Obsolete.

To appease, satisfy (appetites, desires).

To staunch, satisfy.

To sate or satisfy (desire). rare.

= slake, v.1

transitive. To fill or satisfy to the full with food, nourishment, etc.; to indulge or gratify fully with the satisfaction of an appetite or…

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

To pacify, by satisfying demands (literal or figurative). complaints (obsolete), cravings, appetites, prejudices.

figurative. To gratify to the full (in earlier use, a sense or appetite of any kind, now, esp., a ferocious or lustful desire). Also to glut a person…

To satisfy or fulfil a wish, hope, expectation, need, requirement, etc. Cf. sense 13 and phrases 1b. transitive.

transitive to satiate or satisfy thoroughly.

To feed, glut (one's malice).

transitive. To indulge or satisfy (one's taste). Obsolete.

transitive. To indulge, enliven, or gratify (a feeling or personal quality). Obsolete.

To relieve (pain); to assuage, allay (an appetite, desire).

transitive. To satisfy (one's appetite). Obsolete.