verb (used with or without object), en·gorged, en·gorg·ing. to swallow greedily; glut or gorge.
How do you use engorge in a sentence?
engorge in a sentence
- Ticks swell as they engorge themselves on the animal's blood.
- The ants'bottoms look like blood-engorged ticks.
- Cultured fat cells from PLSCR3 knockout mice were engorged with neutral lipids.
- Tribal wars engorge the murderous crops of butchering monsters.
What does Ingorge mean?
/ɪnˈɡɔːdʒ/ If a part of the body is engorged, it has become swollen or filled with a liquid, especially blood.
