allayed, crammed, fed-up, in spate, overcharged, overgorged, oversupplied, running over, sick of, supersaturated, with a snootful
Definitionadj. exceeding demand
Last update: September 22, 2015
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Point was given to this argument by the fact that the premier had just concluded the preliminaries for the negotiation of a loan of £20,000,000 in France, and that the money - which could not be raised in the Austrian market, already glutted with Hungarian securities - was urgently needed to pay for the Hungarian share in the expenses of the annexation policy, for public works (notably the new railway scheme), and for the redemption in 1910 of treasury bonds. [Please select]
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His speech, they tell me, was terrible, glutted with rage. [Please select]
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He had told her that the American market was glutted with "war stuff." [Please select]
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The market for "sitters" was glutted that afternoon, however, and there was no place for Jurgis. [Please select]
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Glutted with light and heat, they have indulged in symphonies all the livelong day. [Please select]
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The king now wanted peace, and the merchants on 'Change had glutted their ire.' [Please select]
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The jail was soon glutted with these apostles of riotous speaking. [Please select]
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At his death the Ultonians again fired the house, and first Ardan and then Ainle left their chess for a fiercer game, and glutted their sword blades with the blood of their enemies. [Please select]
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