bellyful
/ˈbɛliˌfʊl/
noun
- An amount of food or drink that fills one's stomach completely.
- After the Thanksgiving dinner, I had a bellyful of turkey and mashed potatoes.
- He drank a bellyful of water after the long run in the sun.
- The children ate a bellyful of pancakes and then fell asleep.
- More of something than one can tolerate; an excessive amount.
- The fans had a bellyful of losing seasons and demanded a new coach.
- After three hours of meetings, she had a bellyful of office politics.
- I've had a bellyful of your excuses—please just tell me the truth.