glut
/ɡlʌt/
verb
- To supply or fill something with more than is needed; to overfill.
- The stores were glutted with holiday merchandise that nobody bought.
- Don't glut your schedule with too many activities or you'll get exhausted.
- The river was glutted with mud after the heavy rains.
noun
- An excessively large supply of something, more than is needed.
- A glut of oil on the world market caused fuel prices to fall.
- After the harvest, there was a glut of apples that the farmers couldn't sell.
- The market has a glut of cheap smartphones, so prices are dropping.
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