glut
noun
[ ɡlʌt ]
• an excessively abundant supply of something.
• "there is a glut of cars on the market"
Similar:
surplus,
excess,
surfeit,
superfluity,
overabundance,
superabundance,
oversupply,
mountain,
too many,
too much,
more than enough,
plethora,
nimiety,
glut
verb
• supply or fill to excess.
• "the roads are glutted with cars"
Similar:
cram full,
fill to excess,
overfill,
overload,
oversupply,
saturate,
supersaturate,
flood,
inundate,
deluge,
swamp,
choke,
clog,
stuff,
Origin:
Middle English: probably via Old French from Latin gluttire ‘to swallow’; related to glutton.
