engorged

As a verb engorged

is (engorge).

As an adjective engorged

is of or pertaining to something that is overly filled with fluid, especially a blood vessel.

As a noun hyperemia is

excess of blood in a body part.

As adjectives the difference between engorged and bloodshot

is that engorged is of or pertaining to something that is overly filled with fluid, especially a blood vessel while bloodshot is (of the eyes) reddened and inflamed because of congested blood vessels.

As a verb engorged

is (engorge).

As adjectives the difference between engorged and undefined

is that engorged is of or pertaining to something that is overly filled with fluid, especially a blood vessel while undefined is lacking a definition or value.

As a verb engorged

is (engorge).

As verbs the difference between engorged and distended

is that engorged is past tense of engorge while distended is past tense of distend.

As adjectives the difference between engorged and distended

is that engorged is of or pertaining to something that is overly filled with fluid, especially a blood vessel while distended is extended or expanded, as from internal pressure; swollen.

As adjectives the difference between chubby and engorged

is that chubby is of a person, slightly overweight, somewhat fat and hence soft while engorged is of or pertaining to something that is overly filled with fluid, especially a blood vessel.

As a noun chubby

is a chubby, plump person.

As a verb engorged is

(engorge).

As adjectives the difference between swollen and engorged

is that swollen is distended while engorged is of or pertaining to something that is overly filled with fluid, especially a blood vessel.

As verbs the difference between swollen and engorged

is that swollen is past participle of lang=en while engorged is past tense of engorge.

As adjectives the difference between tumescent and engorged

is that tumescent is swollen or distended with fluid, as of erectile tissue while engorged is of or pertaining to something that is overly filled with fluid, especially a blood vessel.

As a verb engorged is

past tense of engorge.

As verbs the difference between engorged and engored

is that engorged is past tense of engorge while engored is past tense of engore.

As an adjective engorged

is of or pertaining to something that is overly filled with fluid, especially a blood vessel.

As verbs the difference between engorged and engorge

is that engorged is (engorge) while engorge is .

As an adjective engorged

is of or pertaining to something that is overly filled with fluid, especially a blood vessel.

As verbs the difference between engorges and engorged

is that engorges is third-person singular of engorge while engorged is past tense of engorge.

As an adjective engorged is

of or pertaining to something that is overly filled with fluid, especially a blood vessel.