glutted

intransitive verb glutted, glutting

Origin: ME glutten < OFr gloter, to swallow < L gluttire, prob. ult. < IE base *gel-, to devour > Ger kehle, OE ceole, throat

transitive verb

1. to feed, fill, supply, etc. to excess; surfeit
2. to flood (the market) with certain goods so that the supply is greater than the demand

noun

1. a glutting or being glutted
2. a supply of certain goods that is greater than the demand

Origin: < the v.