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Word of the Day for Tuesday, June 10, 2008surfeit \SUR-fit\, noun: 1. An excessive amount or supply. This surfeit of high-ranking officers reflected a top-heaviness that existed throughout the SFOR coalition, starting in Sarajevo, where the headquarters for an entire corps had been set up to command the equivalent of a mere division. The Episcopalians actually hold people back from entering seminaries, because there is a surfeit of priests in some dioceses and a lack of open positions. They were accustomed to eat till they became surfeited, and to drink till they were sick. Surfeit is from Old French, from the past participle of surfaire, "to overdo," from sur-, "over" (from Latin super) + faire, "to do" (from Latin facere). | |||||||||
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