Ravine, canyon, defile, pass, chasm, fissure, crevasse,gully or gulley, wadi or wady, gap, Brit gill or ghyll, US andCanadian notch: Water runs in this gorge only during the rainyseason.
Vomit, vomitus: Injustice makes my gorge rise.
V.
Fill, stuff, glut, cram; gulp, gobble (down), devour,bolt (down), wolf (down), gormandize, swallow: She acquired thehabit of gorging on cream cakes.
Oxford
N. & v.
N.
A narrow opening between hills or a rockyravine, often with a stream running through it.
An act ofgorging; a feast.
The contents of the stomach; what has beenswallowed.
The neck of a bastion or other outwork; the rearentrance to a work.
US a mass of ice etc. blocking a narrowpassage.
V.
Intr. feed greedily.
Tr. a (often refl.)satiate, glut. b swallow, devour greedily.
Gorger n. [ME f. OF gorge throat ult. f. L gurges whirlpool]
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