stech

American  

[stekh] / stɛx /

verb (used with object)

1. to fill or gorge (one's stomach) with food.

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verb (used without object)

1. to eat voraciously.

Etymology

Origin of stech

First recorded in 1715–25; apparently variant of stack

Example Sentences

Here are Katy Stech Ferek and Georgia Wells at The Wall Street Journal: The court drama on Sunday, with the ruling landing less than four hours before the ban was to take effect, was a new chapter in a protracted saga still without a clear ending.

From The Verge

Last month, Zagg announced the resignation of its president, Brian Stech.

From Reuters

—Katy Stech Ferek contributed to this article.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those beloved Viennese cherubs are back in Seattle, with a single performance of varied repertoire under the direction of Oliver Stech.

From Seattle Times

“The best candidates are the ones who want to fix something, or who are mad as hell,” said Marcy Stech, a spokeswoman for Emily’s List.

From Los Angeles Times