Glut

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 216
glut, v.t to swallow greedily, to feast to satiety, to supply in exce —prp. glutting pa.p. glutt'cd. u that which goiged more than enough anything that obstructs the pa age. [L glut10 root glu, akin to Sans, grt, to devour, and L gula, and gurgulio, the throat: from the sound of swallowing
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