Bloat
BLOAT, verb transitive [This word may be allied to bladder, from the sense of inflating, swelling.]
1. To swell or make turgid, as with air; to inflate; to puff up; hence, to make vain; followed by up, but without necessity. To bloat up with praise is less elegant than to bloat with praise.
2. To swell or make turgid with water, or other means; as a bloated limb. It is used to denote a morbid enlargement, often accompanied with softness.
BLOAT, verb intransitive To grow turgid; to dilate.
BLOAT, adjective Swelled; turgid. [Not used.]