ingurgitatio

ingurgĭtātĭo, ōnis, f. [ingurgito],

• immoderate eating and drinking, gormandizing, guzzling (late Lat.), Firm. [Math.] 5, 8.

ingurgitātio, ōnis, f. (ingurgito), die Völlerei, Augustin. epist. 29, 11 u. (Plur.) Firm. math. 5, 8: m. Genet. Gerund., ingurgitatio vescendi ac bibendi, das Sich toll u. voll Fressen und Saufen, Augustin. epist. 36, 11.

ingurgitatio [LL] 1 (bout of) excessive eating or drinking, guzzling, surfeit; b (w. gen. ventris); c (concr.) excessive food or drink consumed. sanctificat jejunium qui ‥ gulam suspendit, ne ~one esce vel potus suum inquinetur corpus H. Los. Serm. 98; dum ~one vini et sicere spiritum deprimunt J. Sal. Pol. 726A; tantam abstinentiam ‥ in publico pretendere, tantamque castrimargiam et crapulam in privato crebris ~onibus exercere Gir. Spec. III 13 p. 212; eorum [ciborum] mollicies et ~o Alex. Bath Mor. III 95 p. 147; agrotenyng, ~io, -is PP; 1444 ad nichil aliud vacat nisi potacionibus, ~onibus, et publicis tabernis Stat. Linc. II 486.  b propter ‥ superfluam potacionem seu ventris ~onem ‥ stomachi dolorem paciuntur Obs. Barnwell 206.  c ut in deliciis et ferculis exquisitis ‥ vulgarem imminente quadragesimali jejunio ~onem sumant Gir. GE II 32 p. 323. 2 (app.) guzzling noise. audita querela respondit dux [avis] cum magna ~one “cloc”, quo audito dixerunt columbe “quam bene intonuit!” O. Cheriton Fab. 2 (= Latin Stories 50).

ingurgĭtātĭō, ōnis, f. (ingurgito), action dʼengouffrer : Firm. Math. 5, 8.