1. swollen with blood, fluid, or other substance
Usage: medical
2. filled to excess; overfull

Examples

• The tick was engorged with blood after feeding on the dog.
• Her engorged breasts made nursing uncomfortable.
• The river was engorged with spring runoff from the mountains.
• The engorged veins were visible through his pale skin.
• After the heavy rains, the creek became engorged and overflowed its banks.
• The patient’s engorged lymph nodes indicated an infection.