sate
Fill beyond capacity
Sate means to satisfy fully, especially an appetite or desire: Nothing could sate his hunger for power.
The word often implies satisfaction to the point of excess—you've had enough, perhaps more than enough.
Sated after the feast, they dozed by the fire.
Sate is slightly literary; in everyday speech, satisfy serves the same purpose.
Satisfy or extinguish
- gratifyGive satisfaction to
- appeaseSatisfy to restore calm
- assuageRelieve or calm
- fulfillExecute to completion
content · slake · indulge · please · nourish · feed · suffice · allay
Excessive quantity, often cloying
- overindulgePartake to excess
- gorgeDeep, narrow valley
- glutExcessive surplus
- overfeedSupply excess nourishment
stuff · binge · overeat · guzzle · cram · overload · oversupply · abundance
Completely filled
- stuffedFilled beyond capacity
- gorgedAte to excess
- satiatedDesire fully gratified
- fullMaximum extent reached
satisfied · engorged · bloated · glutted · surfeited · overfed · filled · repletion
State of fulfilled desires
- gratificationPleasure from satisfying desires
- fulfillmentState of achieved purpose
- pleasureHappy, satisfied feeling
- contentednessState of peaceful fulfillment
bliss · peace · serenity · well-being · tranquility · happiness · delight · enjoyment
quench
Satisfy or extinguish
fulfill · content · slake · indulge · please · nourish · feed · suffice · allay · pacify
surfeit
Excessive quantity, often cloying
- overindulgePartake to excess
- gorgeDeep, narrow valley
- glutExcessive surplus
overfeed · stuff · binge · overeat · guzzle · cram · overload · oversupply · abundance · plethora
replete
Completely filled
full · satisfied · engorged · bloated · glutted · surfeited · overfed · filled · repletion · bursting
satisfaction
State of fulfilled desires
- gratificationPleasure from satisfying desires
- fulfillmentState of achieved purpose
- pleasureHappy, satisfied feeling
contentedness · bliss · peace · serenity · well-being · tranquility · happiness · delight · enjoyment · comfort
hunger
Need for nourishment
longing · yearning · urge · want · need · lust · voracity · ravenousness · hankering · yen
- indulgenceindulgence, indulge, indulgent, self-indulgent, overindulgence
- skewered foodskebab, kabob, shish kebab, shish kabab, skewer
- IndonesiaIndonesia, Java, Sumatra, Indonesian, Borneo
- hungerhunger, hungry, starving, starvation, famished
- Javanese culturegamelan, dalang, Ramayana, Mahabharata, shadow puppet
- satisfy oneselfConfirm something independently
satisfy, saturate, satiate, insatiable, sated, satiety, sating, satiation, sates