smother
/ˈsmaʊ.ðər/Definitions
1. noun
a feeling of intense affection or love, especially romantic love
“She felt a deep smother of love for her newborn baby.”
2. verb
to cover or fill something completely, often so that it cannot breathe
“The smoke began to smother the city, making it hard to breathe.”
3. verb
to suppress or extinguish something, especially a fire or a feeling
“The fire was smothered by the foam extinguisher.”
4. verb
to overwhelm or dominate someone or something
“The loud music began to smother the conversation.”
5. verb
to prevent something from being seen or appreciated
“The trees began to smother the view of the ocean.”