glut

1 of 2verb

/ɡlʌt/

Forms:gluts,glutting,glutted,glutted

1

to consume food excessively or immoderately

Whenever he's upset, he tends to glut on junk food.
During the holidays, it's easy to glut on festive treats and regret it later.
At the buffet, she warned her kids not to glut themselves on sweets.

Synonyms:

englut overindulge gormandise overgorge gormandize overeat binge pig out gourmandize satiate stuff engorge ingurgitate gorge scarf out

2

to fill a market with too much of a particular item or product

During the harvest season, farmers often glut local markets with fresh produce.
After the festival, vendors glutted the streets with leftover merchandise at discounted prices.

Synonyms:

flood oversupply