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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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Blown
::
Blown (p. p. & a.)
Swollen;
inflated;
distended;
puffed
up, as
cattle
when
gorged
with green food which
develops
gas..
Tambour
::
Tambour
(n.) A work
usually
in the form of a
redan,
to
inclose
a space
before
a door or
staircase,
or at the gorge of a
larger
work. It is
arranged
like a
stockade..
Gorge
::
Gorge (n.) A
concave
molding;
a
cavetto.
Vampire
::
Vampire
(n.)
Either
one of two or more
species
of South
American
blood-sucking
bats
belonging
to the
genera
Desmodus
and
Diphylla.
These bats are
destitute
of molar
teeth,
but have
strong,
sharp
cutting
incisors
with which they make
punctured
wounds
from which they suck the blood of
horses,
cattle,
and other
animals,
as well as man,
chiefly
during
sleep.
They have a
caecal
appendage
to the
stomach,
in which the blood with which they gorge
themselves
is
stored..
Guttle
::
Guttle
(n.) To put into the gut; to
swallow
greedily;
to
gorge;
to
gormandize.
[Obs.]
L'Estrange.
Engorgement
::
Engorgement
(n.) The act of
swallowing
greedily;
a
devouring
with
voracity;
a
glutting.
Ingorge
::
Ingorge
(v. t. & i.) See
Engorge.
Gorge
::
Gorge (n.) The
entrance
into a
bastion
or other
outwork
of a fort; --
usually
synonymous
with rear. See
Illust.
of
Bastion.
Couloir
::
Couloir
(n.) A deep
gorge;
a
gully.
Gorge
::
Gorge (n.) A
narrow
passage
or
entranc.
Ca–on
::
Ca–on
(n.) A deep
gorge,
ravine,
or
gulch,
between
high and steep
banks,
worn by water
courses..
Disgorged
::
Disgorged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Disgorg.
Engorged
::
Engorged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Engorg.
Gorge
::
Gorge (n.) To glut; to fill up to the
throat;
to
satiate.
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..
Gorge
::
Gorge (n.) To
swallow;
especially,
to
swallow
with
greediness,
or in large
mouthfuls
or
quantities..
Gorge
::
Gorge (v. i.) To eat
greedily
and to
satiety.
Disgorge
::
Disgorge
(v. t.) To eject or
discharge
by the
throat
and
mouth;
to
vomit;
to pour forth or throw out with
violence,
as if from the
mouth;
to
discharge
violently
or in great
quantities
from a
confined
place..
Gleam
::
Gleam (v. i.) To
disgorge
filth,
as a
hawk..
Engorged
::
Engorged
(p. a.)
Filled
to
excess
with blood or other
liquid;
congested.
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