1. gorging - Noun
2. gorging - Verb
of Gorge
Source: Webster's dictionaryMy supreme game is to imagine myself dead, devoured by worms. I close my eyes and, with incredible details of absolute, scatological precision, I see myself being slowly eaten and digested by an infernal swarm of large greenish maggots gorging themselves on my flesh. Salvador Dalí
Amid socially-distanced celebrations, gorging on decadent sweets can make you feel guilty but fret not as Fittr coach Gokila Tamilselvan shares a yummy dessert recipe. Source: Internet
Gnawing on a lump of honeycomb is as much a Bonfire Night tradition as gorging on baked potatoes. Source: Internet
A nice getaway to relax with good friends, enjoy a weekend of gorging yet again, and to keep my nose to the ground for stories and photo opportunities. Source: Internet
Freeze-dried tofu has about double the amount of tryptophan as turkey, and I doubt you’ll hear your cousin from southern California complain about how sleepy he is after gorging on faux-meat. Source: Internet
Competitive eaters are successful, because they deceive their bodies into believing that overeating and gorging is normal. Source: Internet