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• v  overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself

• Nor would turn-of-the-century newsmen have any trouble recognizing many contemporary composing rooms with their mastodonic Linotype machines (first used in 1886) that engorge hot .
• He lacks Scofield's ability to make a syllable wince or engorge a phrase with acrid humor.
• Presumably the monster would constantly engorge raw data on the economy at the local level, process it in Moscow, and electronically burp prices and other economic orders back .

• gorge
• ingurgitate
• overindulge
• glut
• englut
• stuff
• overgorge
• overeat
• gormandize
• gormandise
• gourmandize
• binge
• pig out
• satiate
• scarf out

News & Articles

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• The "Rich And Powerful" Flock To Davos: Now... And Then
  With the 1% of the 1% due to engorge Davos with their high-thinking centrally-planned solutions to the world's oh-so-foreseeable problems, the FT takes a look back at a "world above it all" from 1914 . Then too, Margaret McMillan notes, they would have been puzzling over how to cope with their fast-changing, troubled world. They would have worried – as they do today – about the future; concerned ...
  Jan. 21, 2014 - Zero Hedge