Engorgement (noun)

The state of being overly full or swollen, especially with blood.

Origin:

From old french engorgement, from en- (in) + gorge (throat).

Examples:

1. The engorgement of the veins in the legs can cause discomfort and lead to varicose veins.
2. The engorgement of the tissue in the breast can be painful for nursing mothers.
3. The engorgement of the rivers during the monsoon season caused widespread flooding.
4. The engorgement of the liver with fatty deposits can lead to liver disease.
5. The engorgement of the brain with blood can cause a headache.