Glutted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLUTTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GLUT, to feed or fill to excess
• supply or fill to excess
• satisfy fully
NOUN:
• an excessively abundant supply of something
ADJECTIVE:
• exceeding demand
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of glut

Words related to GLUTTED

glut5 gluts6 glutting10

How to use GLUTTED in a sentence

• The men soon appeared, one by one, tired, sleepy-eyed, glutted, walking in a cat-like trance of satiety.
• The envy of my destiny is glutted Life pays for life.
• Now a people glutted with what it wants is a stagnant people.
• The boy Davies escaped into the hold, where he lay concealed for several days, till they were fairly glutted with human blood, when they spared his life.
• Meanwhile the victorious Indians, glutted with vengeance, recrossed the Ohio and vanished into the northern forests.
• The bloody whip was however kept in motion till savage barbarity itself was glutted.
• As for the pigs, they got at work in a pile of sea-weed, and overlooked the garden, which was at some distance, until fairly glutted, and ready to lie down.
• Exiled thus suddenly from the land of their birth, the land of their ancestors for hundreds of years, they could not in the glutted market that arose sell what they possessed.
• But the rates are abated since that, and we begin to be glutted with the copies and frauds of the Dutch and Flemish painters who have imposed grossly upon us.
• These were ample to maintain a chronic racial problem, and had no man invented a cotton gin their natural increase might well have glutted the market for plantation labor.
• The dearth of land available kept the sugar output well below the domestic demand, though the molasses market was sometimes glutted.
• Its cities were enriched by the immense quantities of booty captured by its warrior king, while the coffers of state were glutted with the tribute of subject States.
• I played a match with evil by day and by night until I was glutted.
• He remained for some time, and glutted his appetite, when a thought occurred to him that it was possible he might be observed, and in that case he should pay dearly for his feast.
• Once only in his life had he found himself so powerless before a devouring passion, and then, as now, he had glutted it with wounded love.
• He was idolized, glutted with gold, indulged and flattered to the top of his bent.
• The narrow creek was glutted with the struggling mass.
• Suppose we spectators should band together and refuse to ride in the things or talk about them! The market would be glutted with second-hand cars in a month.
• The whigs, before they were glutted with the sacrifice of Fenwick, had determined to let loose their vengeance upon sir George Rooke, who was a leader in the opposite interest.
• He only persecuted the Jews now and then, and when they were glutted with usury and wealth.
• The neighbourhood of this city is haunted by another terrible giant, Baka, whose cannibal appetite has been glutted by a succession of meaner victims.
• It was impossible to sell their effects in the brief time given, in a market glutted with similar commodities, for more than a tithe of their value.
• And presently with his thirst for revenge glutted by six or seven violent assaults, a duel and two vigorous murders, his mind came round to the Young Lady in Grey again.
• By day he is yellow, and his big eyes are glutted with yellow.
• Lack of demand was discouraging to most ranchmen, and our range was glutted with heavy steer cattle.
• About this time it was announced from Telegraph Hill that my vessel, with the houses, was entering the port two or three months after she was due, striking a glutted market.
• More extensive and more frequent foreign conquests added to the volume of slave labor in a market already glutted and reduced the price of slaves.
• The cargo was sold to good advantage, and the market was glutted.
• For the moment the Indians seemed glutted with spoil and with blood, and were more quiet, although this tranquillity was not to be reckoned upon for a day.
• He glutted himself with all the earliest delicacies of the season, like a man who when young, has not always had enough to satisfy hunger.
• Leaping down the bank beyond the glutted passage, he gained the hard-footing of the sled-trail and made better time.
• Glutted with horror Hercules at length quitted gloomy Tartarus and beheld in front of him still another river.
• Self-confident as he was, glutted with success as he was, he had in his heart a premonition that some time he might want that money just where it was placed.
• Who knows not Fortune, glutted on easy thrones, Stealing from feasts as rare to coney-catch Privily in the hedgerows for a clown.

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