bloat

a bloated bureaucracy; a bloated budget.

bloated with too much food

the fungus has bloated their abdomens.

he had a bloated, unshaven face.

the bloated captains of industry.

the company trimmed its bloated labour force.

starving children with bloated stomachs

He would flense the corruption from the bloated bureaucracy that strangled the august government and reform it, as a new, more powerful, more secure institution.

and bloating and weight loss and muscle pain and steatorrhea; associated with celiac disease and sprue and cystic fibrosis.

Around them, the bodies were bloating and turning black.

Most creatures lived In packs and herds, In gaggles, bloats, and litters.

But for some reason, eating beans can result in more than just bloating and flatulence.

His Mary was dead. Her skin was green, her body bloated, under a screaming red dress.

The Nordics are bloated compared with Singapore, and they have not focused enough on means-testing benefits.

Bloated by subsidy, China's yards have turned out a surfeit of vessels, often poorly matched to customers' demands.

He says the feed outen it gives the stock the bloat.

The other thing the woman says she feels is some " bloating" (bloating).

You're probably going to bloat as well when you die.

Corporate speak for admitting that his social media empire was bloated.