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/ɡɔrdʒ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A narrow valley between hills or mountains, typically with steep rocky walls.
The hikers were captivated by the breathtaking views of the gorge as they descended into the valley.
A deep, narrow passage cut by a river through hills or mountains.
The Colorado River carved the Grand Canyon, revealing the stunning gorge it created over millions of years.
verb
To eat a large amount of food greedily.
After the long day of hiking, they gorged themselves on a hearty meal at the lodge.
To fill up or stuff (something) completely.
He gorged the bag with as many snacks as it could hold before the road trip.
Etymology
Middle English 'gorge' meaning 'throat' or 'to stuff', from Old French 'gorge'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
gorge oneself
To eat a large amount of food quickly.
gorge in nature
Referring to the beautiful natural formations of gorges.
Related Words
gorging
The act of eating excessively.
gorgeously
In a beautiful or attractive manner.
Slang Meanings
To binge eat.
After the gym, I just want to gorge on pizza.
To indulge excessively.
They gorged on the latest video game all night.