catur-vidhaḿ bahu-guṇam
annam ādāya bhājanaiḥ
abhisasruḥ priyaḿ sarvāḥ
samudram iva nimnagāḥ
catuh-vidham -- of the four varieties (that which is chewed, that which is swallowed, that which is licked and that which is sucked); bahu-gunam -- endowed with many rich tastes and fragrances; annam -- food; adaya -- bringing; bhajanaih -- in large vessels; abhisasruh -- they went forward; priyam -- to their beloved; sarvah -- all of them; samudram -- to the ocean; iva -- just as; nimna-gah -- the rivers.
Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura explains that the wives of the brahmanas experienced conjugal feelings toward Krishna, as if He were their paramour; thus they could not be checked as they rushed to see Him.