bolter
- noun
- /ˈboʊltər/
- He is such a fast bolter during lunch.
Examples
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She became known as a bolter because she always finished her lunch in just a few minutes.
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If you eat like a bolter, you might not enjoy your food as much.
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At family dinners he was a bolter, finishing his plate before anyone else had started.
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Look at that bolter finishing his meal!
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At breakfast, she is such a bolter that she finishes her cereal before anyone else has poured their milk.
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His reputation as a bolter grew when he consistently left the dining table in record time, while others were still eating.
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Whenever they went out to eat, he was known as a bolter, often clearing his plate long before his friends had even started.
Synonyms
A person who eats too quickly and greedily
A person or animal that swallows large amounts of food and drink quickly and greedily
A person who eats food very quickly and greedily
A person who eats quickly and greedily
A person who eats very fast and with little table manners
Antonyms
How Fast
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bolter (someone who eats very quickly) links to the phrase 'bolt down' food and the simple idea of bolt meaning 'move fast', so a bolter is a person who swallows food in a rush.