glut in Italian
glut in Italian is eccesso, pletora, sazietà — glut means an excess, too much.
glut in Italian
eccesso
An excess, too much.
pletora
An excess, too much.
sazietà
An excess, too much.
scorpacciata
An excess, too much.
What does "glut" mean?
- noun An excess, too much.
- noun That which is swallowed.
- noun Something that fills up an opening.
- noun A wooden wedge used in splitting blocks.
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What is "glut" in Italian?
"glut" in Italian is eccesso, pletora, sazietà. glut means: An excess, too much.
Are there other ways to say "glut" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "glut": eccesso, pletora, sazietà, scorpacciata.
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