Gorge
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 45
gorj, n. the throat: a narrow pa among hills: ( fort. ) the entrance to an outwork.— v.t. to swallow greedily: to glut.— v.i. to feed.— adj. Gorged , having a gorge or throat: glutted: ( her. ) having a crown or coronet about the neck.— n. Gorg′et , a piece of armour for the throat: a military ornament round the neck (see Armour ).— Have one's gorge rise , to be disgusted or irritated; Heave the gorge , to retch. [O. Fr.,—L. gurges , a whirlpool.]
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