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View usage for: engorge in British English (ɪnˈɡɔːdʒ) verb (transitive)1. pathology to congest with blood 2. to eat (food) ravenously or greedily 3. to gorge (oneself); glut; satiate Derived forms engorgement (enˈgorgement) noun engorge in American English (ɛnˈgɔrdʒ; ɪnˈgɔrdʒ) verb transitiveWord forms: enˈgorged or enˈgorging3. Medicine to congest (a blood vessel, tissue, etc.) with fluid, as blood, milk, etc. verb intransitive4. to eat greedily; feed ravenously Derived forms engorgement (enˈgorgement) noun Word origin Fr engorger < OFr < en-, in + gorge, gorge Examples of 'engorge' in a sentenceengorge Any way you looked at it there was the syncretism of myth, myth's happy appetite to engorge on narrative strains. Synonyms of 'engorge'gorge, eat, fill, stuff More Synonyms of engorge Additional synonymsDefinition to eat hurriedly Don't bolt your food. Synonyms gobble, stuff, wolf, cram, gorge, devour, gulp, guzzle, swallow whole Definition to eat or feed to excess Synonyms overeat, gorge, glut, guzzle, satiate, pig out (slang), overfeed, gormandize, put or pack away Definition to eat up greedily She devoured half an apple pie. Synonyms eat, consume, swallow, bolt, dispatch, cram, stuff, wolf, hoover (informal), gorge, gulp, gobble, guzzle, polish off (informal), pig out on (slang) - England
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