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• “So, I kind of engorged myself on it and found that I am really susceptible to advertising.”

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• “Rather, if you drink too much water or sports drink, your blood can become diluted and your cells "engorged" with fluid, squeezing the brain stem and causing brain damage or death.”

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• “Limited evacuations were also reported in towns along the engorged Delaware River.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Pennsylvanians Ordered to Flee Flood Zone

• “Fluffy white cake engorged in homemade chocolate buttercream frosting.”

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• “She went to bed, and I was left alone with my engorged melons.”

  Simon & Schuster: Wild Feminine

• “After a doctor found that her breasts were engorged with milk, she was fitted with a locator ankle bracelet and sent home, pending the deportation hearing Nov 3.”

  The Washington Post: Call for help leads to possible deportation for Hyattsville mother

• “The cluster at the top of the main stem will become so congested that it may stretch 18 inches or more and contain hundreds of engorged flowers.”

  The Washington Post: Boutique buds: What underground mom-and-pop growers did while we debated legalization

• “For hours, it was a team effort—my husband and me trying to get milk from my engorged bosom to the empty tummy of my little one.”

  Simon & Schuster: Chicken Soup for the Soul: New Moms

• “Until the human heart has turned away from brutality, until it has so engorged itself upon destruction that any form of cruelty sickens it instinctively, until it becomes the-heart-that-evolved-from-the-heart-of-man, there will be no end to the violent insanity that addicts mankind.”

  The Huffington Post: Nancy Chuda: To Invent Fire

• “My mother did not breastfeed me, but once during my babyhood she allowed me to nurse at the breast of an engorged friend of hers.”

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