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gorgesnounpl. of gorge a narrow opening between hillsides or mountains that can be used for passagewalked the bridge over the gorge, marveling at the spectacular drop canyons(also cañons), cols, couloirs, defiles, flumes, gaps, gills(British), gulches, gulfs, kloofs(South African), linns(chiefly Scottish), notches, passes, ravines, saddles abysses, chasms, cirques, clefts, crevasses, crevices, cwms(chiefly British), fissurescombes(also coombes or coombs, British), dales, dells, glens, hollows, shut-ins, vales, valleysbasins, floodplains, kettlesarroyos, barrancas(also barrancos), coulees, draws, gullies(also gulleys), gutters, nullahs, trenches, troughs, wadis, washes(West) to fill with food to capacitywe gorged ourselves on the four pies Aunt Martha had brought for Thanksgiving crams, gluts, sates, stuffs, surfeits gobbles, gormandizes, pigs outgulps, guzzlescloys, fillsbanquets, feasts, regales diets, fasts to eat greedily or to excessthe kids began gorging on Halloween candy the minute they got back from trick-or-treating gormandizes, overeats, pigs out, swills devours, gluts, sates, stuffs, surfeits, wolfsbanquets, feasts, regalesbolts, crams, gulps, guzzles loads up on nibbles, pecks, picks, tastes to swallow or eat greedilythe ravenous dogs furiously gorged the scraps of meat bolts, crams, devours, gluts(archaic), gobbles, gormandizes, gulps, ingurgitates, inhales, ravens, scarfs, scoffs, slops, wolfs overeats, pigs out, swills nibbles, pecks, picks |