bellyful
More than enough
A bellyful is as much as fills the belly—enough food to satisfy.
More often the word expresses having had enough of something unpleasant: I've had a bellyful of your excuses.
The figurative sense dominates: you rarely hear someone say they've had a bellyful of dinner, but often that they've had a bellyful of nonsense.
Filled beyond capacity
- satedFilled to excess
- satisfiedHaving enough, wanting nothing
- repleteCompletely filled
- gorgedAte to excess
overfed · bloated · engorged · satiated · nourished · fed · quenched · filled
Excessive consumption or enjoyment
- surfeitExcessive quantity, often cloying
- glutExcessive surplus
- overeatingConsuming beyond bodily needs
- bingeingUncontrolled excessive intake
gorging · stuffing · overconsumption · repletion · engorgement · saturation · overabundance · plethora
Meeting the requirement
- fed-upOut of patience
- exasperatedIntensely irritated, patience gone
- tiredLacking energy, needing rest
- wearyDeeply tired, spent
annoyed · irritated · disgusted · sick · impatient · intolerant · disgruntled · aggravated
Elaborate ceremonial meal
glutton · gourmand · voracity · greed · ravenousness · insatiability · gormandizing · overeat
stuffed
Filled beyond capacity
gorged · overfed · bloated · engorged · satiated · nourished · fed · quenched · filled · gratified
overindulgence
Excessive consumption or enjoyment
- surfeitExcessive quantity, often cloying
- glutExcessive surplus
- overeatingConsuming beyond bodily needs
bingeing · gorging · stuffing · overconsumption · repletion · engorgement · saturation · overabundance · plethora · surplus
enough
Meeting the requirement
- fed-upOut of patience
- exasperatedIntensely irritated, patience gone
- tiredLacking energy, needing rest
weary · annoyed · irritated · disgusted · sick · impatient · intolerant · disgruntled · aggravated · limit
feast
Elaborate ceremonial meal
wolfing · glutton · gourmand · voracity · greed · ravenousness · insatiability · gormandizing · overeat · devour
bellyfullack
Deficiency or absence
scarcity · dearth · deficiency · insufficiency · want