satiate

satiate (someone, something, or oneself) with (something)

1. To provide someone, oneself, or some animal with more than enough food to satisfy their appetite; to satisfy one's appetite fully. My husband always makes a point of satiating our guests with more food than anyone could possibly hope to eat in a single sitting. We had to satiate the lion with our last two goats so that we could escape with our lives. I knew I couldn't satiate my hunger with a sandwich, but it would at least keep me going until I got home from the hike.
2. To satisfy one's or someone else's desire or urge fully. I'm trying to satiate my cravings for cigarettes with this nicotine gum. I've been trying to satiate my wife with all sorts of things I never thought I'd do in bed.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

satiate (someone or an animal) with something

to provide enough of something for someone or an animal. The waiters set out to satiate the guests with whatever sinful desserts they desired. The zookeeper satiated the tigress with a huge leg of beef.
See also: satiate
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • satiate (someone, something, or oneself) with (something)
  • satiate with
  • satisfy (someone, something, or oneself) with (something)
  • satisfy with
  • satisfy by
  • satisfied
  • satisfy
  • satisfy (someone, something, or oneself) by (doing something)
  • that should do it
  • for the hell of it
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Classical Folk: 15 International Folksongs arranged by Phillip Keveren strikes a balance between overall appeal, musicianship and musical challenges to satiate both students and teachers at the affordable price of $10.95.
Justifying perfidy and murder for public benefit, public benefit would soon become the pretext, and perfidy and murder the end; until rapacity, malice, revenge, and fear more dreadful than revenge, could satiate their insatiable appetites.
This book takes a look at how hunger affects the human body and how the drive to satiate it shapes everything from interpersonal relationships to whole societies.
If any country needs to be investigated for Weapons of Mass Destruction, it is the United States, which obviously has no qualms about using them to satiate Bush's hunger for revenge.
The finish also prevents food particles sticking to the satiate of the belt.