overate

Consumed too much

Overate is the past tense of overeat—to eat too much.

The word usually implies eating beyond the point of comfort or good judgment: I overate at Thanksgiving and had to lie down.

It can describe a single episode or a pattern of excess.

fullness

stuffed

Filled beyond capacity

bursting · uncomfortable · swollen · heavy · overfull · engorged · packed · crammed · bulging · tight

gluttony

binged

Indulged to excess

indulged · feasted · guzzled · wolfed · devoured · overindulged · glutted · surfeited · excess · greed

discomfort

indigestion

Painful stomach after meals

bloating · dyspepsia · acid reflux · belching · cramping · queasy · sick · unwell · miserable · groaning

regret

guilt

Moral self-reproach

  • remorseGuilt for wrongdoing
  • shamePainful awareness of failure
  • regretSorrow over past actions

self-reproach · embarrassment · self-blame · rueful · sheepish · disappointed · food guilt · morning after

satisfaction

satiated

Desire fully gratified

replete · gratified · indulged · treated · splurged · worth it · no regrets · happy · celebratory · festive

Opposites
quantity of food consumed

overatestarved

Suffering extreme hunger

fasted · went hungry · nibbled · skipped meals

self-control around food

overateheld back

Kept from advancing

Family

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G