Gorgés

Gorgés is a term that can refer to several things, primarily in the context of French language and culture. It often describes something that is saturated or brimming with something else. For instance, a sponge gorged with water is completely soaked. In a figurative sense, a person gorged with emotion might be overwhelmed.

The word "gorgé" is also the past participle of the French verb "gorger," which means to gorge, to stuff oneself, or to fill oneself to capacity. This can be used in relation to food, where someone might be described as gorged after a large meal. It can also apply to objects or spaces that are filled to the point of being full.

In a more specific, though less common, usage, "gorgé" can also refer to a type of bird, particularly a pigeon or dove, that has been fattened for consumption. This usage emphasizes the state of being full and overfed. The term's versatility lies in its ability to convey a sense of being completely filled, whether literally or metaphorically. The context in which "gorgé" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning.