Crossword clues for sated
sated
- Quite full
- Completely full
- Uncomfortably full
- Filled fully
- Filled completely
- Needing no more
- Indulged to excess
- Completely filled with food
- Full and satisfied
- Totally full
- Overly full
- More than full
- Full or replete
- All filled up
- Totally filled
- Full at the table
- Filled to the max
- Filled to the brink
- "Up to here"
- Wanting nothing else
- Utterly stuffed
- Totally stuffed
- Plenty full
- Pleasantly full
- Past full
- Now full
- More than satisfied
- Like contented gourmands
- Like a contented diner
- Having had quite enough
- Having had enough
- Happily full
- Gratified after a meal
- Full-y satisfied?
- Full and then some
- Full ... and happy about it
- Fit to bust
- Filled to the limit
- Filled to satisfaction
- Filled to bursting
- Filled full
- Filled entirely
- Filled beyond capacity
- Filled and then some
- Desiring no more
- Filled up
- Fully filled
- Full, at last
- Fully gratified
- Full up
- Like happy diners
- Filled up
- Filled to the brim
- Not wanting more
- Overfull
- Beyond full
- Fuller than full
- Filled to excess
- В В Filled up
- Full … and happy about it
- Stuffed to the gills
- Full-plus
- Wanting no more
- Full and happy
- Too full
- Filled beyond full
- No longer hungry
- Full, and then some
- Having no room for more
- Having eaten enough
- Indulged fully
- Glutted
- Fully satisfied
- Replete
- Gorged
- Up to here
- Overgratified
- Blasé
- Gratified and then some
- Filled "up to here"
- Palled
- Satisfied
- Fed up
- Surfeited
- Far from famished
- Like a gleeful glutton
- Overstuffed engagements after switching first and last (5)
- Filled in footmarks at Edgbaston
- Boss of weekend issue, stuffed?
- Indulged to the full
- Unable to eat another bite
- Filled to the gills
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sate \Sate\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Sated; p. pr. & vb. n. Sating.] [Probably shortened fr. satiate: cf. L. satur full. See Satiate.] To satisfy the desire or appetite of; to satiate; to glut; to surfeit.
Crowds of wanderers sated with the business and
pleasure of great cities.
--Macaulay.
Wiktionary
1 In a state of complete and thorough satisfaction. 2 quelled of thirst or hunger. v
(en-simple past of: sate)
WordNet
Usage examples of "sated".
When Conscience lulls her sated snake, And Tyrants sleep, let Freedom wake.
High on the left bank above the cataracts they made their way, buffeted by the wind that leaped and charged among the crags, their ears sated with the roaring sound of waters, their eyes filled with the spray blown upward.
Had she melted for him, opened to him, become soft and sated by his lovemaking?
Never had it resulted in a blinding flash of pleasure that left her sated to her soul.
Warm and sated and cared for, Jael relaxed, muscles unknotting reluctantly.
Jael rewarded him with one of those soft, sated noises that meant pleasure and happiness and utter satisfaction.
And then he was swept away, lost in the heat and sensuality of Chloe, riding one long continuous crest of a shattering climax that left him lethargic and completely sated physically, but wanting more emotionally.
Snuggling there, feeling content and sated, Kate promptly fell into a deep sleep.
The only thing that mattered was Veruh and the things she was doing with me and to me, and the heat built within me and built and built, and I was that volcano that had spit up the sword, and when I erupted it seemed to go on forever, and when I was sated and thought nothing more could happen, she started over again, and soon I was unable to distinguish reality from fantasy.
All rationale seemed insignificant compared to the need to take her, pounding and hard, until they were both sated and exhausted.
Even now, in the quiet of a bed-room, feeling sated and satisfied, she could smell impending conflict, feel its brassy foretaste coat her tongue.
Passion, primitive and consuming was sated by lovemaking that was at once sweetly savage and delicately ruthless.
Sarah had thought passion so recently and thoroughly sated, would be assuaged.
Sanity returned slowly, Sarah climbed from the pit of euphoria, to sated reality.
Its appetite for blood had been sated, and now it was ready for battle.