v. Obs.–0 In 7–8 exaturate. [f. L. exsaturāt- ppl. stem of exsaturāre, f. ex- (see EX- pref.1) + saturāre to fill: see SATURATE.] trans. To fill completely (with food); to satiate. Also fig. Hence † Exsaturation.
1623–6. in Cockeram.
1656–81. Blount, Glossogr., Exsaturate, to fill an hungry stomach, to satisfie a greedy mind.
1721–1800. in Bailey.
1658–78. Phillips, Exsaturation, a satiating.
1721–1800. Bailey, Exsaturation.
