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Definition
Synonym
Geldschwemme
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Geldschwemme
glut of money
Geldschwemme
f
; Geldüberhang
m
fin.
glut of money
Geldschwemme
glut of money
Geldschwemme
f
; Geldüberhang
m
fin.
glut of money
Deutsche
Geldschwemme Synonyme
Englische
glut of money Synonyme
glut
allay
batten
be infinitely repetitive
be tedious
bellyful
bolt
bolt down
choke
clog
cloy
congest
congestion
cram
crowd
deluge
devour
drag on
drench
engorge
engorgement
excess
fatigue
feast
fill
fill up
flood
fullness
glut
ting
glut
tonize
go on forever
gobble
gorge
gormandize
gulp
gulp down
guttle
guzzle
hyperemia
inundate
irk
jade
jam
jam-pack
live to eat
more than enough
nimiety
overbrimming
overburden
overcharge
overdose
overfeed
overfill
overflow
overfreight
overfullness
overgorge
overlade
overload
oversaturate
overspill
overstock
overstuff
oversupply
overweight
pack
pall
plethora
raven
repletion
sate
satiate
satiation
satiety
satisfaction
satisfy
saturate
saturatedness
saturation
saturation point
sicken
skinful
slake
snootful
soak
stall
stodge
stuff
superabundance
supercharge
superfluity
supersaturate
supersaturation
surcharge
surfeit
surplus
swamp
tire
tire to death
wear
wear on
weary
wolf
wolf down
glut
en
albumen
batter
bonnyclabber
butter
clabber
cornstarch
cream
curd
dough
egg white
gaum
gel
gelatin
glair
glop
glue
goo
gook
goop
gruel
gumbo
gunk
jam
jell
jelly
loblolly
molasses
mucilage
mucus
pap
paste
porridge
pudding
pulp
puree
putty
rob
semifluid
semiliquid
size
soup
starch
sticky mess
syrup
treacle
glut
inous
adherent
adhesive
amylaceous
bulldogged
bulldoggish
bulldoggy
bullheaded
clabbered
clammy
clingy
clotted
coagulated
curdled
doughy
gaumy
gelatinous
glairy
gluelike
gluey
glut
enous
glut
inose
gooey
grumous
gumbo
gumbolike
gumlike
gummous
gummy
heavy
inspissated
jelled
jellied
jellylike
mucilaginous
obstinate
pasty
persistent
ropy
self-adhesive
slabby
slimy
slithery
starchy
stickable
sticky
stodgy
stringy
stubborn
syrupy
tacky
tenacious
thick
thickened
tough
tremelloid
tremellose
viscid
viscose
viscous
glut
ted
allayed
bloated
bursting
choked
cloyed
congested
crammed
crowded
disgusted
distended
drenched
engorged
fed-up
filled to overflowing
full
full of
gorged
hyperemic
in spate
jaded
jam-packed
jammed
overblown
overburdened
overcharged
overfed
overflowing
overfraught
overfreighted
overfull
overgorged
overladen
overloaded
oversaturated
overstocked
overstuffed
oversupplied
overweighted
packed
plethoric
ready to burst
replete
running over
sated
satiate
satiated
satisfied
saturated
sick of
slaked
soaked
stuffed
stuffed up
supercharged
supersaturated
surcharged
surfeited
swollen
tired of
with a bellyful
with a snootful
with enough of
glut
ton
Brillat-Savarin
Cape polecat
Lucullus
ape
bar
bear
belly-god
board-and-roomer
boarder
bon vivant
cannibal
carnivore
cavy
chimp
chimpanzee
connoisseur of food
consumer
coon
cormorant
diner
diner-out
eater
eater-out
epicure
feeder
ferret
flesh-eater
foumart
fruitarian
gannet
gastronome
gorger
gormand
gormandizer
gourmand
gourmandizer
gourmet
grain-eater
graminivore
granivore
greedy eater
greedygut
greedyguts
groundhog
guinea pig
guttler
hedgehog
herbivore
high liver
hog
hungry mouth
husky eater
lactovegetarian
luncher
man-eater
meat-eater
monk
monkey
mousehound
mouth
omnivore
omophagist
opossum
pantophagist
phytophage
picnicker
pig
plant-eater
polecat
porcupine
possum
prairie dog
predacean
quill pig
raccoon
skunk
trencherman
trencherwoman
vegetarian
weasel
whistle-pig
wolverine
woodchuck
zoril
glut
tonous
Apician
a bit much
abandoned
all-devouring
bibulous
bolting
boundless
cannibal
cannibalistic
carnivorous
commensal
cramming
crapulent
crapulous
dietetic
dining
eating
edacious
egregious
enormous
esurient
exaggerated
excessive
exorbitant
extravagant
extreme
fabulous
fancy
feeding
flesh-eating
fruitarian
gastronomic
gigantic
glut
ting
glut
tonizing
gobbling
gorging
grain-eating
graminivorous
granivorous
grass-eating
greedy
gulping
guttling
guzzling
herbivorous
high
hoggish
hyperbolic
hyperphagic
hypertrophied
immoderate
incontinent
indulgent
inordinate
insatiable
insect-eating
insectivorous
intemperate
lactovegetarian
man-eating
meat-eating
mensal
monstrous
nourishing
nutritious
omnivorous
omophagous
out of bounds
out of sight
outrageous
overbig
overdeveloped
overgreat
overgrown
overindulgent
overindulging
overlarge
overmuch
overweening
pantophagous
phytivorous
phytophagous
piggish
plant-eating
polyphagic
postprandial
prandial
predacious
preprandial
prodigal
rapacious
ravening
ravenous
self-indulgent
steep
stiff
stuffing
swinish
too much
unbridled
unconscionable
unconstrained
uncontrolled
undisciplined
undue
unfrugal
unlimited
unmeasured
unreasonable
unrestrained
unthrifty
vegetable-eating
vegetarian
voracious
wolfing
glut
tony
abandon
acedia
acquisitiveness
anger
appetite
avarice
avariciousness
avaritia
avidity
avidness
boundlessness
cannibalism
carnivorism
carnivority
carnivorousness
chewing
consumption
covetousness
crapulence
crapulency
crapulousness
cropping
cupidity
deadly sin
de
glut
ition
devouring
devourment
dieting
dining
drunkenness
eating
edacity
egregiousness
enormousness
envy
epulation
exaggeration
excess
excessiveness
exorbitance
exorbitancy
extravagance
extravagancy
extreme
extremes
extremism
extremity
fabulousness
feasting
feeding
frenzy of desire
fury of desire
giantism
gigantism
gobbling
grasping
graspingness
grazing
greed
greediness
gula
gulosity
herbivorism
herbivority
herbivorousness
hoggishness
hunger
hyperbole
hypertrophy
immoderacy
immoderateness
immoderation
incontinence
indiscipline
indulgence
ingestion
inordinacy
inordinance
inordinate desire
inordinateness
insatiability
insatiable desire
intemperance
intemperateness
invidia
ira
itching palm
licking
lust
luxuria
manducation
mastication
messing
monstrousness
munching
nibbling
nimiety
nutrition
omnivorism
omnivorousness
omophagy
outrageousness
overdevelopment
overdoing
overeating
overgreatness
overgreediness
overgrowth
overindulgence
overlargeness
overmuch
overmuchness
pantophagy
pasture
pasturing
pecking
piggishness
pride
prodigality
radicalism
rapaciousness
rapacity
ravenousness
regalement
relishing
rumination
savoring
self-indulgence
sloth
sordidness
superbia
swinishness
tasting
too much
too-muchness
unconscionableness
unconstraint
uncontrol
undueness
unreasonableness
unrestrainedness
unrestraint
vegetarianism
voraciousness
voracity
wolfing
wolfishness
wrath
Geldschwemme Definition
Blood
money
(
)
Money
paid
to
the
next
of
kin
of
a
person
who
has
been
killed
by
another.
Blood
money
(
)
Money
obtained
as
the
price,
or
at
the
cost,
of
another's
life
Glut
(
v.
t.)
To
swallow,
or
to
swallow
greedlly
Glut
(
v.
t.)
To
fill
to
satiety
Glut
(
v.
i.)
To
eat
gluttonously
or
to
satiety.
Glut
(
n.
)
That
which
is
swallowed.
Glut
(
n.
)
Plenty,
to
satiety
or
repletion
Glut
(
n.
)
Something
that
fills
up
an
opening
Glut
(
n.
)
A
wooden
wedge
used
in
splitting
blocks.
Glut
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
wood
used
to
fill
up
behind
cribbing
or
tubbing.
Glut
(
n.
)
A
bat,
or
small
piece
of
brick,
used
to
fill
out
a
course.
Glut
(
n.
)
An
arched
opening
to
the
ashpit
of
a
klin.
Glut
(
n.
)
A
block
used
for
a
fulcrum.
Glut
(
n.
)
The
broad-nosed
eel
(Anguilla
latirostris),
found
in
Europe,
Asia,
the
West
Indies,
etc.
Money
(
n.
)
A
piece
of
metal,
as
gold,
silver,
copper,
etc.,
coined,
or
stamped,
and
issued
by
the
sovereign
authority
as
a
medium
of
exchange
in
financial
transactions
between
citizens
and
with
government
Money
(
n.
)
Any
written
or
stamped
promise,
certificate,
or
order,
as
a
government
note,
a
bank
note,
a
certificate
of
deposit,
etc.,
which
is
payable
in
standard
coined
money
and
is
lawfully
current
in
lieu
of
it
Money
(
n.
)
In
general,
wealth
Money
(
v.
t.)
To
supply
with
money.
Money-maker
(
n.
)
One
who
coins
or
prints
money
Money-maker
(
n.
)
One
who
accumulates
money
or
wealth
Money-making
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
making
money
Money-making
(
a.
)
Affording
profitable
returns
Money-making
(
a.
)
Sussessful
in
gaining
money,
and
devoted
to
that
aim
glut of money Bedeutung
waste
of
money
money
spent
for
inadequate
return,
the
senator
said
that
the
project
was
a
waste
of
money
money
laundering
concealing
the
source
of
illegally
gotten
money
money
cowrie
Cypraea
moneta
cowrie
whose
shell
is
used
for
money
in
parts
of
the
southern
Pacific
and
in
parts
of
Africa
cashbox
money
box
till
a
strongbox
for
holding
cash
money
belt
belt
with
a
concealed
section
for
holding
money
savings
bank
coin
bank
money
box
bank
a
container
(usually
with
a
slot
in
the
top)
for
keeping
money
at
home,
the
coin
bank
was
empty
glut
oversupply
surfeit
the
quality
of
being
so
overabundant
that
prices
fall
moneymaker
money-spinner
cash
cow
a
project
that
generates
a
continuous
flow
of
money
money
market
a
market
for
short-term
debt
instruments
smart
money
people
who
are
highly
experienced
or
who
have
inside
information,
the
smart
money
said
Truman
would
lose
the
election
money
handler
money
dealer
a
person
who
receives
or
invests
or
pays
out
money
exchanger
money
changer
one
whose
business
is
to
exchange
the
money
of
one
country
for
that
of
another
country
honesty
silver
dollar
money
plant
satin
flower
satinpod
Lunaria
annua
southeastern
European
plant
cultivated
for
its
fragrant
purplish
flowers
and
round
flat
papery
silver-white
seedpods
that
are
used
for
indoor
decoration
money
wealth
reckoned
in
terms
of
money,
all
his
money
is
in
real
estate
pile
bundle
big
bucks
megabucks
big
money
a
large
sum
of
money
(especially
as
pay
or
profit),
she
made
a
bundle
selling
real
estate,
they
sank
megabucks
into
their
new
house
easy
money
gravy
train
income
obtained
with
a
minimum
of
effort
easy
money
the
economic
condition
in
which
credit
is
easy
to
secure
tight
money
the
economic
condition
in
which
credit
is
difficult
to
secure
and
interest
rates
are
high
loot
booty
pillage
plunder
prize
swag
dirty
money
goods
or
money
obtained
illegally
prize
money
any
money
given
as
a
prize
hearth
money
Peter's
pence
an
annual
contribution
made
by
Roman
Catholics
to
support
the
papal
see
soft
money
political
contributions
made
in
such
a
way
as
to
avoid
the
United
States
regulations
for
federal
election
campaigns
(as
by
contributions
to
a
political
action
committee)
blood
money
paid
to
a
hired
murderer
conscience
money
payment
made
voluntarily
to
reduce
guilt
over
dishonest
dealings
ransom
ransom
money
money
demanded
for
the
return
of
a
captured
person
blood
money
a
reward
for
information
about
a
murderer
hush
money
a
bribe
paid
to
someone
to
insure
that
something
is
kept
secret
blood
money
compensation
paid
to
the
family
of
a
murdered
person
punitive
damages
exemplary
damages
smart
money
(law)
compensation
in
excess
of
actual
damages
(a
form
of
punishment
awarded
in
cases
of
malicious
or
willful
misconduct)
ship
money
an
impost
levied
in
England
to
provide
money
for
ships
for
national
defense
entrance
fee
admission
admission
charge
admission
fee
admission
price
price
of
admission
entrance
money
the
fee
charged
for
admission
sum
sum
of
money
amount
amount
of
money
a
quantity
of
money,
he
borrowed
a
large
sum,
the
amount
he
had
in
cash
was
insufficient
smart
money
money
bet
or
invested
by
experienced
gamblers
or
investors
(especially
if
they
have
inside
information)
earnest
money
arles
money
given
by
a
buyer
to
a
seller
to
bind
a
contract
seed
money
capital
needed
to
set
up
a
new
business
or
enterprise
money
supply
the
total
stock
of
money
in
the
economy,
currency
held
by
the
public
plus
money
in
accounts
in
banks
cheap
money
credit
available
at
low
rates
of
interest
money
order
postal
order
a
written
order
for
the
payment
of
a
sum
to
a
named
individual,
obtainable
and
payable
at
a
post
office
money
the
most
common
medium
of
exchange,
functions
as
legal
tender,
we
tried
to
collect
the
money
he
owed
us
money
the
official
currency
issued
by
a
government
or
national
bank,
he
changed
his
money
into
francs
token
money
coins
of
regular
issue
whose
face
value
is
greater
than
their
intrinsic
value
paper
money
folding
money
paper
currency
currency
issued
by
a
government
or
central
bank
and
consisting
of
printed
paper
that
can
circulate
as
a
substitute
for
specie
coinage
mintage
specie
metal
money
coins
collectively
Maundy
money
specially
minted
silver
coins
that
are
distributed
by
the
British
sovereign
on
Maundy
Thursday
fiat
money
money
that
the
government
declares
to
be
legal
tender
although
it
cannot
be
converted
into
standard
specie
pocket
money
pin
money
spending
money
cash
for
day-to-day
spending
on
incidental
expenses
ready
cash
cold
cash
ready
money
money
in
the
form
of
cash
that
is
readily
available,
his
wife
was
always
a
good
source
of
ready
cash,
he
paid
cold
cash
for
the
TV
set
silver
spoon
old
money
the
inherited
wealth
of
established
upperlass
families,
he
was
born
with
a
silver
spoon
in
his
mouth,
she
is
the
daughter
of
old
money
from
Massachusetts
gorge
ingurgitate
overindulge
glut
englut
stuff
engorge
overgorge
overeat
gormandize
gormandise
gourmandize
binge
pig
out
satiate
scarf
out
dcc
overeat
or
eat
immodestly,
make
a
pig
of
oneself,
She
stuffed
herself
at
the
dinner,
The
kids
binged
on
ice
cream
flood
oversupply
glut
supply
with
an
excess
of,
flood
the
market
with
tennis
shoes,
Glut
the
country
with
cheap
imports
from
the
Orient
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