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2. surfeit, overfill, cloy, stuff, saturate, satiate. See - satiate (def. 1.).
satellite, n. 1. moon.
2. spacecraft, space capsule, unmanned satellite, communications satellite, weather satellite, orbiting observatory, research satellite, relay satellite.
3. follower, disciple, apostle, sectarian, sectary, proselyte, acolyte, votary; aide, aide-de-camp, assistant, lieutenant, minion, subordinate; deputy, second, delegate, agent, surrogate, secondary, helper; partisan, ally, adherent, counselor, advisor, privy councilor; friend, mate, companion, Inf buddy, partner, Inf sidekick, Inf. sideman, pal, shadow, appendage, ac-companier, auxiliary, appendant; confidante, right-hand man, good right arm, man Friday.
4. henchman, underling, second banana, lackey, flunky, Si stooge, Si gofer, U.S. Si ward heeler, cat's-paw, puppet, tool; hanger-on, barnacle, bur, camp follower, parasite, sponger, groveler, bootlicker, lickspittle, yes man, toadeater, toady, fawner, sycophant, tufthunter, spaniel, apple polisher, wheedler; frontman, strong-arm man, U.S. tough, Inf. goon.
5. retainer, attendant, dependent, servant, vassal, menial; courtier, carpet knight.
6. satellite nation, protectorate, dependency, possession, territory, domnion, colony, mandate.
satiate, v. 1. surfeit, pall, overfill, overdo, indulge; cloy, glut, englut, stuff, cram, gorge, overfeed, SI. pig out, Si stuff one's face; saturate, soak, drench, flood, deluge, engulf, inundate; overload, overburden; suffocate, choke, gag, sicken, nauseate, disgust; jade, dull, deaden, weary, exhaust, tire, bore.
2. sate, fill, suffice, content, satisfy, gratify; quench, slake, allay.
satiety, n. 1. fullness, repletion, the point of satisfaction, contentment, gratification, satiation; cloyedness, overfullness, overindulgence; saturation, supersaturation, overflow, flood, deluge, inundation; suffocation, choking, gagging, nausea, disgust; dullness, weariness, exhaustion, boredom.
2. surfeit, excess, oversupply, SI. bellyful, glut, surplus, waste, nimiety; superabundance, overabundance, superfluity, exuberance, too much; abundance, plethora, prodigality.
satiny, adj. satinlike, glowing, lustrous, shiny, sheeny; smooth, glossy, glazed, burnished, polished, waxed, varnished; sleek, slick, Inf. snaky; slippery, glassy.
satire, n. 1. burlesque, parody, travesty, mocking exaggeration, caricature, cartoon, political cartoon; lampoon, spoof, pasquinade, squib, takeoff, Inf. put-down, Inf. shot; cut, jibe, fleer, slur; black comedy or humor, gallows humor, political humor.
2. irony, sarcasm, ridicule, mockery; disparagement, contempt, acrimony, contumely, scoffing, aspersion, censure, criticism; making fun of, holding [s.o.] up to ridicule, making [s.o.] the butt, tweeking [s.o.'s] nose, sneering, jeering, laughing at, taunting, Inf hitting [s.o.] where it hurts, Inf. hitting home or hitting the mark.
satirical, adj. ironic, Rabelaisian, pungent, trenchant, keen, pointed, sharp, biting, stinging, astringent, ascerbic, tart, cutting, caustic, sarcastic, mordant; sardonic, cynical, dry, bitter; burlesque, farcical, parodic, caricatural, macoronic, Hudibrastic; mocking, derisive, ridiculing, irreverent, flippant, smart, Inf. smart-alecky; twitting, taunting, kidding; sneering, chaffing, disparaging, contumelious, abusive, scornful.
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