1. to fill or swell with blood, fluid, or other matter
Usage: often used in medical or biological contexts
2. to eat or consume greedily or in large quantities
Usage: often followed by 'on' or 'in'

Examples

• The mosquito's abdomen became engorged with blood after feeding.
• During the rainy season, the river becomes engorged and overflows its banks.
• He engorged himself on the buffet without pausing.
• The tissue around the injury was engorged and inflamed.
• The guests engorged on desserts at the celebration.
• Engorged veins became visible on his forehead as he strained.