fatten

We must fatten the turkey in time for Thanksgiving.

He gradually fattened in the five years after getting married.

“You horrible old man, you’ve always tried to turn Erik into a slave, to fatten your pocketbook! […]”

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A broad river of white paper rushed constantly up from the cylinder and leaped into a mangling chaos of machinery whence it emerged a second later, cut, printed, folded and stacked, sliding along a board with a hundred others in a fattening sheaf.

to fatten land

These hostile Fields shall fatten with thy Blood.