surfeit

noun
UK /ˈsɜːfɪt/
US /ˈsɜːrfɪt/

A surfeit is having way too much of something, like eating so much candy that your tummy hurts.

After the party, the children had a surfeit of cake and ice cream.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The state of being overly full or stuffed, especially from eating or drinking too much.

He felt a surfeit of rich food after the holiday dinner.

3. To feed or supply someone with too much of something.

The hosts surfeited their guests with sweets and treats.

4. A feeling of disgust or weariness caused by having too much of something.

A surfeit of praise made the young singer uncomfortable.