glut

"a glut of the market"

"The snake's bulging body showed the obvious glut of the large rabbit it had swallowed whole. "

"The glut of homework assignments made it difficult to focus on anything else. "

"The carpenter used a glut to split the large wooden beam for the new roof. "

"The miners used a wooden glut to secure the space behind the tunnel's tubbing, preventing collapse. "

"The bricklayer used a glut to fill the small gap in the wall, ensuring a level and even course. "

"The potter carefully placed the clay into the kiln's glut, ready for firing. "

"The carpenter used a wooden glut to support the heavy beam while he cut the precise notch. "

"Unfortunately, "glut" does not refer to the broad-nosed eel. Glut means an excessive oversupply. Here's a sentence using "glut" correctly:

The market experienced a glut of tomatoes this summer, driving prices down. "

"The bakery glutted the market with so many cupcakes that they had to lower the price. "

"After winning the pizza-eating contest, he felt sick because he had glutted himself on too many slices. "