cloy
verbUK /klɔɪ/
US /klɔɪ/
To make you feel like you have had too much of something sweet or nice.
The cake was so sweet that it began to cloy after a few bites.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To become distasteful or boring because there is too much of it.
His constant praise began to cloy on everyone around him.
3. To fill or clog something up.
Mud cloyed the wheels of the old cart.
4. To satisfy a desire so fully that it no longer feels pleasant.
Endless compliments can cloy even the most eager listener.