(glut) v. glut·ted, glut·ting v.t.
1. To fill or supply to excess; satiate; gorge.
2. To supply (the market) with an excessive quantity of an article and bring on a lowering of prices.
—v.i.
3. To eat gluttonously; gormandize. See synonyms under PAMPER, SATISFY.
—noun
1. An excessive supply; plethora.
2. A full supply.
3. The condition of being glutted; act of glutting. [<obs. glut a glutton <OF gloutir swallow <L glutire]

(glut) noun
A wooden wedge used in splitting logs. [Cf. dial. clut a cleat]