| Some flower-bat tongues end in patches of hairlike protrusions that engorge with blood and extend outward into a nectar mop. |
| I had known this once, yet preoccupied by my own history of mental distress and blinded by my professional malaise – for does not the fiction-maker engorge himself with the similitude of disparate things? |
| Stress hormones flood and engorge the amygdala. |
| There is enough duck-liver mousse in his antipasto portion to spackle a room — and to engorge a diner's stomach before his meal has even properly begun. |
| A superior form of arginine designed to engorge your muscles with blood, improve nutrient delivery to muscle cells, and sustain whole body pumps. |
| This causes greater blood flow to the muscle, delivering more water to engorge the muscle cells with. |
