Engorge (verb)

1. To fill the throat or stomach to excess with food or drink.
2. To cause to become distended or swollen with blood or other fluid.
3. To stuff or fill to excess.

Origin:

From old french engorgier, from en- "in" + gorge "throat".

Examples:

1. He engorged himself on the buffet, eating more than he should have.
2. The snake engorged on the rabbit and was unable to move.
3. The river was engorged with water after the heavy rain.
4. The engorged mosquito's body was swollen and red.
5. The dam was built to prevent the river from engorging during flood season.