transitive. To glut, satiate; to make weary (of). Now English regional (chiefly as past participle).

transitive. To cloy excessively; to overburden, provide with an excessive supply or glut of; to surfeit, satiate.

transitive. To fill or indulge to the point of surfeit or excess; to weary or disgust as a result of excessive indulgence. Frequently in passive. Cf…

To satiate, glut. Obsolete.

figurative. To satiate, surfeit, gratify beyond desire; to disgust, weary (with excess of anything).

figurative. To satiate, surfeit, cloy. Obsolete.

transitive. To cloy excessively, surfeit.

transitive. To fill or indulge to the point of surfeit or excess; to weary or disgust as a result of excessive indulgence. Cf. satiate, v. 2a.

figurative. To cloy.

transitive. To satiate or cloy (the appetite, senses, etc.); to deprive (a person) of relish for something. Now rare.

Scottish. To affect with loathing or satiety.