SATE

SATE


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Word: sate
Phonetic: /seɪt/
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To satisfy the appetite or desire of; to fill up. Example: At last he stopped, his hunger and thirst sated.


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The hunger of a dragon is slow to wake
Appease
Appease fully
Asian appetizer served with peanut sauce
Assuage completely
Be enough for
Beef on a skewer
Bloat
Cause of ruin
Cloy
Completely fill
Completely gratify
Content completely
Content fully
Cram
Fill
Fill til full
Fill all the way
Fill and then some
Fill beyond full
Fill completely
Fill completely with food
Fill fully
Fill nicely
Fill plus
Fill the bill
Fill the stomach of
Fill till full
Fill to capacity
Fill to excess
Fill to full
Fill to repletion
Fill to surfeit
Fill to the breaking point
Fill to the brim
Fill to the bursting point
Fill to the excess
Fill to the gills
Fill to the max
Fill to the maximum
Fill to the top
Fill too full
Fill too much
Fill totally
Fill until full
Fill up
Fill up fully
Fill up totally
Fill with food
Fulfill
Fulfill entirely
Fulfill fully
Fulfill to excess
Fully fulfill
Fully satisfy
Give a bellyful
Give a bellyful and then some
Glut
Gorge
Gratify
Gratify completely
Gratify fully
Gratify totally
Hit the spot
Indonesian dish
Indulge to the limit
Make content
Make full
Make gourmands happy
Make happy
Make replete
Make stuffed
Malaysian meat dish
Meet a need
More than content
More than fill
More than gratify
More than satisfy
Over-fill
Overfeed
Overfill
Overindulge
Overstuff
Ply with pie
Quench
Quench ones desire
Really fill
Remove the cravings of
Render replete
Replete
Satiate
Satisfy
Satisfy a hankering
Satisfy completely
Satisfy fully
Satisfy to excess
Satisfy totally
Slake
Southeast Asian dish served on a skewer
Steak muffed
Stuff
Stuff to the gills
Surfeit
Surpass capacity
Thai appetizer
Thai menu item
Thai restaurant appetizer
Totally please
atisfy
Satisfy to the full.
Gratify to the point of loathing.
Clay
Gratify to the point of weariness.
Fill full.
Gratify to the full.
Indulge to the full
Cloy; glut
Gluttonize.
Cause to be jaded
One of six anagrams for east
Please a gourmand
Provide too much
Placate a glutton
Ply with pie, e.g.
See 25 Across.
Fill to overflowing
Indulge to excess
Pig out
Completely fill, as a hungry person
Suffice, foodwise
Be plenty good for
Asian appetizer
Leave completely filled
Leave full
Be adequate for
Leave gratified
Not just meet the needs of
Satisfy - surfeit
Supply to excess
Fulfil to excess
Satisfy more than fully
Fill to satisfaction
Provide with more than enough
Supply to full capacity
Fill up with seconds devoured?
Gorge, overeat
Glut of marinated meat on skewers
Provide a surfeit of teas, possibly
Glut of fancy teas
Old Bob had a meal in gorge
Glut finds composer one short
Opposite of starve
Fill past full
Appease, as hunger
Make fully content
Entirely fill
Written in visa, temporary stuff
… when various people may arrive returning stuff
Fully fill
In Indonesia you can get this dish made from water buffalo and its usually served with a coconut milk and palm sugar based sauce
Southern Asian dish usually served on a skewer
Something to order at your favorite Thai hang-out
Stuff silly
Quench fully
Completely fulfill
The hunger of a dragon is slow to wake, but hard to __: Le Guin
Come next
Video games machine
Cure
Son put away stuff
Satisfy curiousity
Fulfill completely
One day, start to eat and fill up
Some blushes at explicit stuff
Stuff, but not junk
Word that can fill in the blanks in i_ _ T I A _ _/i to form a synonym of itself
Feed adequately
Was an MP with ecstasy supply too much?
Gratify when probable arrival times posted up
Satisfy, at the dinner table
Gratify when probable arrival times posted up (4)
Oversupply
Satisfy philosopher having his rights taken away
Eats
Startled on a regular basis to get Indonesian dish




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