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gorged

[gawrjd] / gɔrdʒd /






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He said the only drug available to him was positivity - and he gorged merrily on it.

From BBC

Europe’s gas storage facilities, which gorged on L.N.G. all spring and summer, are full; they can barely take any more.

From New York Times

He was saved by running behind a tree: "They couldn't get to me fully but one gorged me from my knee to my upper thigh. I thought I was dead."

From BBC

As carnivores gorged themselves on this this buffet, tears and holes in the dinosaurs skin may have caused it to deflate, pushing out the fluids, gases and microbes that cause decomposition.

From Salon

By then the media and public already digested the bizarre horror of John Wayne Gacy and gorged themselves on Ted Bundy's gruesome story from every angle, primarily the ones that made cameras love his face.

From Salon