The place was full of tourists, and in one department of it young men in cages, who knew not the Quarter, were counting, and ladling, and pinning together, and Engorging, and dealing forth, the currency and notes of all the great nations of the earth.
"The Lion's Share"
E. Arnold Bennett
On an impulse of terror he jumped back from the Engorging night and bumped his forehead on one of the brass knobs of the bedstead.
"The Altar Steps"
Compton MacKenzie
That fireball flattened, then spread to form the mushroom-head of a column of incandescent gas that mounted to overtake it, Engorging the smoke-rings as it rose, twisting, writhing, changing shape, turning to dark smoke in one moment and belching flame and crackling with lightning the next.
"Uller Uprising"
Henry Beam Piper, John D. Clark and John F. Carr