indulge+to+excess
101binge — informal noun a period of excessive indulgence. verb (binges, bingeing or US also binging, binged) indulge in an activity, especially eating or drinking, to excess. Derivatives binger noun Origin C19: of unknown origin …
102pamper — v. a. 1. Feed to excess, feed luxuriantly. 2. Indulge (unduly), cocker, gratify, spoil, fondle …
103overindulge — verb 1) we overindulged at Christmas Syn: drink/eat too much, overeat, overdrink, be greedy, be intemperate, overdo it, drink/eat to excess, gorge (oneself), feast, gourmandize, gluttonize; informal binge, stuff oneself, go overboard, make a pig… …
104glut — v 1. sate, fill, satiate, stuff, overfeed, overfill; cloy, surfeit, pall; sicken, weary, overdo, jade. 2. flood, saturate, inundate, supersaturate, surcharge, load. 3. choke up, clog, obstruct, dam up, stop up, check, retard. 4. gorge, engorge,… …
105luxuriate — v 1. enjoy, bask in, indulge in, swim in, wallow in; feast on, savor, appreciate, gloat over, Inf. smack one s lips over, eat up; like, love, fancy, take to, Sl. dig; take pleasure in, be pleased with, take satisfaction in, derive pleasure from;… …
106shower — n 1. sprinkle, sprinkling, mist, misting, drizzle, drizzling, Chiefly Dial. mizzling, spatter, spattering, sparge, sparging, spit, spitting, flurry; raindrops, rainfall, rain shower, wet. 2. spray, hail, torrent, pouring, downpour, cloudburst,… …
107surfeit — n 1. excess, surplus, oversupply, glut, nimiety, Sl. bellyful, overdose, too much; superabundance, overabundance, exuberance, superfluity, waste; supersaturation, saturation, flood, deluge, inundation, overflow, avalanche; copiousness,… …
108grog — /grɒg / (say grog) Colloquial –noun 1. alcoholic drink, particularly of a cheap variety. 2. History an alcoholic mixture, especially of rum and water. –verb (i) (grogged, grogging) 3. to drink alcoholic drinks: the boys had been grogging all day …
109hard — /had / (say hahd) adjective 1. solid and firm to the touch; not soft. 2. firmly formed; tight: a hard knot. 3. difficult to do or accomplish; fatiguing; troublesome: a hard task. 4. difficult or troublesome with respect to an action specified:… …
110luxuriate — /lʌgˈʒurieɪt / (say lug zhoohreeayt) verb (t) (luxuriated, luxuriating) 1. to indulge in luxury; revel; enjoy oneself without stint. 2. to take great delight. {Latin luxuriātus, past participle, grown exuberantly, indulged to excess} –luxuriation …
