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Definition of gorge
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Gorge (n.) That which is
gorged
or
swallowed,
especially
by a hawk or other
fowl..
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Gorge
::
Gorge (n.) To glut; to fill up to the
throat;
to
satiate.
Hepatization
::
Hepatization
(n.)
Conversion
into a
substance
resembling
the
liver;
a state of the lungs when
gorged
with
effused
matter,
so that they are no
longer
pervious
to the air..
Vomit
::
Vomit (v. t.) To throw up; to eject from the
stomach
through
the
mouth;
to
disgorge;
to puke; to spew out; -- often
followed
by up or out.
Viaduct
::
Viaduct
(n.) A
structure
of
considerable
magnitude,
usually
with
arches
or
supported
on
trestles,
for
carrying
a road, as a
railroad,
high above the
ground
or
water;
a
bridge;
especially,
one for
crossing
a
valley
or a
gorge.
Cf.
Trestlework..
Engorgement
::
Engorgement
(n.) The act of
swallowing
greedily;
a
devouring
with
voracity;
a
glutting.
Gorge
::
Gorge (v. i.) To eat
greedily
and to
satiety.
Shrill-gorged
::
Shrill-gorged
(a.)
Having
a
throat
which
produces
a
shrill
note.
Engorge
::
Engorge
(v. t.) To
gorge;
to glut.
Demigorge
::
Demigorge
(n.) Half the
gorge,
or
entrance
into a
bastion,
taken from the angle of the flank to the
center
of the
bastion..
Gorge
::
Gorge (n.) The
throat;
the
gullet;
the canal by which food
passes
to the
stomach.
Bastion
::
Bastion
(n.) A work
projecting
outward
from the main
inclosure
of a
fortification,
consisting
of two faces and two
flanks,
and so
constructed
that it is able to
defend
by a
flanking
fire the
adjacent
curtain,
or wall which
extends
from one
bastion
to
another.
Two
adjacent
bastions
are
connected
by the
curtain,
which joins the flank of one with the
adjacent
flank of the
other.
The
distance
between
the
flanks
of a
bastion
is
called
the
gorge.
A
lunette
is a
detached
bastion.
See
Ravelin..
Regorge
::
Regorge
(v. t.) To vomit up; to eject from the
stomach;
to throw back.
Disgorge
::
Disgorge
(v. t.) To give up
unwillingly
as what one has
wrongfully
seized
and
appropriated;
to make
restitution
of; to
surrender;
as, he was
compelled
to
disgorge
his
ill-gotten
gains..
Engorged
::
Engorged
(p. a.)
Swallowed
with
greediness,
or in large
draughts..
Gorget
::
Gorget
(n.) A piece of
armor,
whether
of chain mail or of
plate,
defending
the
throat
and upper part of the
breast,
and
forming
a part of the
double
breastplate
of the 14th
century..
Defile
::
Defile
(n.) Any
narrow
passage
or gorge in which
troops
can march only in a file, or with a
narrow
front;
a long,
narrow
pass
between
hills,
rocks,
etc..
Gorged
::
Gorged
(a.)
Bearing
a
coronet
or ring about the neck.
Gorged
::
Gorged
(a.)
Having
a gorge or
throat.
Dismaw
::
Dismaw
(v. t.) To eject from the maw; to
disgorge.
Gorge
::
Gorge (n.) The
groove
of a
pulley.
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