bloat Add to list Share. Both as a noun and a verb, bloat refers to being swollen, puffed up, or overfilled. You can bloat something by filling it up to the point where it swells. You use bloat to make the point that something is more than just fat or large — it's too puffed up or swollen and seems like it might burst.

Is the word bloated an adjective?

bloated adjective (SWOLLEN)

How do you use bloat in a sentence?

(1) If I eat it, my stomach bloats up. (2) Her body bloated and puffed up till pain seemed to burst out through her skin. (3) The cow's stomach was bloated from eating the wet fodder. (4) I felt bloated after the huge meal they'd served.