gorged

The word carries a strong connotation of excess and greed. When referring to eating, it is far more intense than being "full" or "stuffed." It suggests an uncontrolled or gluttonous consumption, often to the point of physical discomfort. It is frequently used in a critical or descriptive tone to highlight overindulgence.

In a geographical or environmental context, "gorged" describes a body of water, such as a stream or river, that is filled to its absolute limit. This usually implies a temporary state caused by heavy rain or snowmelt, suggesting a sense of pressure and imminent overflowing.

While "stuffed" is common in casual conversation about a meal, "gorged" is slightly more descriptive and can appear in both literary contexts and informal critiques of someone's eating habits.