GLUT


Meaning of GLUT in English

n. 1 excess, surplus, over-abundance, superabundance, surfeit, oversupply, overflow, superfluity, nimiety The glut of razor-blades in the market is due to increased production 2 saturation, glutting, satiation Glut leads to a lowering of prices

v. 3 oversupply, flood, saturate, swamp, inundate, deluge, overload, overstock, clog, stuff, gorge The markets will soon be glutted with mobile telephones 4 satiate, sate, choke, cram, overload, overfeed, gorge, surfeit, pall, cloy, jade, sicken, weary Everyone was thoroughly glutted before the wedding reception was over

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