gorgé

adjectiveverb

Syllable Decomposition

gorgé

Etymology

Definitions

1. Which has a lot of voice, a good voice, when speaking of a dog.: Un chien bien gorgé.

2. Which has the neck surrounded by a crown whose enamel is different from that of the animal, when speaking of a lion, a swan or any other animal. héraldique

3. Which is swollen and full of bad humors.: Ce cheval a les jambes gorgées.

See also

gorgions (v.) gorgiez (v.) gorgeas (v.) gorgeâmes (v.) gorgeâtes (v.) gorgerai (v.) gorgeras (v.) gorgera (v.) gorgerons (v.) gorgerez (v.) gorgeront (v.) gorgeasse (v.) gorgeasses (v.) gorgeât (v.) gorgeassions (v.) gorgeassiez (v.) gorgeassent (v.) gorgerais (v.) gorgerait (v.) gorgerions (v.)