Synonym for gorge is "cram" - synonyms and words

canyon [noun]

means "ravine"
chasm, gorge, cleft, fissure, crevasse, notch

chasm [noun]

means "ravine"
gorge, canyon, cleft, fissure, crevasse, notch

crevasse [noun]

means "ravine"
chasm, canyon, cleft, fissure, gorge, notch

crossing [noun]

means "opening"
gorge

dine [verb]

means "eat"
feast, stuff, cram, gorge, feed, graze

- conjugate verb dine

disgust [noun]

means "loathing"
gorge, sickness, abhorrence, surfeit, disrelish, distaste

distaste [noun]

means "loathing"
gorge, sickness, abhorrence, surfeit, disrelish, disgust

eat out of house and home [verb]

means "eat a great deal"
gorge

- conjugate verb eat out of house and home

feed [verb]

means "activity"
eat, feast, stuff, cram, gorge, dine

- conjugate verb feed

gap [noun]

means "nature"
notch, ravine, pass, gorge, cleft, canyon

glut [verb]

means "feeding"
stuff oneself, overeat, bolt, cram, gorge, satiate

- conjugate verb glut

gobble [verb]

means "devour"
eat, gulp, swallow, gorge, stuff, bolt

- conjugate verb gobble

gulch [noun]

means "nature"
notch, ravine, pass, gorge, cleft, canyon

gullet [noun]

means "throat"
craw, maw, gorge

hole [noun]

means "nature"
cavity, crater, void, gorge, hollow, shaft

loathing [noun]

means "disgust"
gorge, sickness, abhorrence, surfeit, disrelish, distaste

maw [noun]

means "throat"
craw, gorge, gullet

overeat [verb]

means "pig out"
stuff oneself, glut, bolt, cram, gorge

- conjugate verb overeat

pass [noun]

means "nature"
gorge

quench [verb]

means "drink"
gorge, satisfy, assuage, satiate, sate, flake

- conjugate verb quench

revulsion [noun]

means "disgust"
gorge, repulsion

surfeit [verb]

means "satiate"
gorge, fill, supply

- conjugate verb surfeit

swallow [verb]

means "drink"
gulp, gorge, eat, imbibe

- conjugate verb swallow

throat [noun]

means "body"
gorge, craw, maw, gullet

gorgeous [adjective]

means "magnificent"
grand, impressive, superb, dazzling, splendid, beautiful, sumptuous

beautiful [adjective]

means "attractive"
lovely, gorgeous, pretty, exquisite, comely, good-looking

- translate beautiful

good-looking [adjective]

means "attractive"
lovely, gorgeous, pretty, exquisite, comely, beautiful

grand [adjective]

means "magnificent"
splendid, sublime, superb, brilliant, gorgeous, impressive

impressive [adjective]

means "magnificent"
grand, splendid, superb, dazzling, gorgeous, beautiful

palatial [adjective]