Definitions of indulge
-
To
be
complacent
toward;
to
give
way
to;
not
to
oppose
or
restrain
-
to
give
free
course
to;
to
give
one's
self
up
to;
as,
to
indulge
sloth,
pride,
selfishness,
or
inclinations;
-
to
yield
to
the
desire
of;
to
gratify
by
compliance;
to
humor;
to
withhold
restraint
from;
as,
to
indulge
children
in
their
caprices
or
willfulness;
to
indulge
one's
self
with
a
rest
or
in
pleasure.
-
To
grant
as
by
favor;
to
bestow
in
concession,
or
in
compliance
with
a
wish
or
request.
-
To
be
kind
or
give
way
to;
humor;
give
free
course
to.
-
To
yield
to
the
wishes
of:
to
allow,
as
a
favor:
not
to
restrain,
as
the
will,
etc.
-
To
yield
to
the
wishes
of;
gratify.
-
To
gratify,
as
a
desire;
leave
unrestrained,
as
a
person.
-
To
indulge
one's
self;
to
gratify
one's
tastes
or
desires;
esp.,
to
give
one's
self
up (
to);
to
practice
a
forbidden
or
questionable
act
without
restraint; -
followed
by
in,
but
formerly,
also,
by
to.
-
treat
with
excessive
indulgence; "
grandparents
often
pamper
the
children"; "
Let's
not
mollycoddle
our
students!"
-
yield (
to);
give
satisfaction
to
-
enjoy
to
excess
-
To
suffer;
not
to
restrain
or
oppose;
to
grant
as
a
favour;
to
humour;
to
yield
to
the
enjoyment
or
practice
of
without
constraint
or
control.
-
INDULGER.
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