glutton
- noun
- /ˈɡlʌtən/
- Offensive
- The critics dubbed him a glutton for luxurious meals, always seeking the richest dishes in town.
You get to stop living in guilt thinking that you're a glutton or a sloth.
- You get to stop living in guilt thinking that you're a glutton or a sloth.
- So if if you're, if you're a glutton, you don't have the virtue of moderation, It's been destroyed in you.
- So imagine a miser with a bank teller, right, or a miser with a financial advisor, the glutton with his cook restaurants, right?
Examples
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The man was a glutton for work.
Fiction book (1992) -
Obviously, that means he is a glutton for punishment, as he has suffered through many Jets disappointments.
Blog text (2) -
Congratulations: take full advantage of this and read it all like the sports glutton you are.
Blog text (3) -
You should have planned ahead instead of being such a glutton.
Fiction book (1999) -
My sister has been a glutton for lousy relationships for years, so no surprise there.
Fiction book (2002) -
Who would want to live like this, except a glutton like Milo?
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I see you're all gluttons for punishment.
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If that's being greedy, then I'm the biggest glutton that ever walked the Earth.
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Begum Jan had not eaten a thing all day, and Rabbo, the witch, was a known glutton.
Fiction book (1993) -
At the buffet, John was such a glutton that he piled his plate high with food.
Synonyms
To eat a lot in a greedy way
A person who loves eating and drinking, often too much
A person who eats a lot of food
A person who often eats more food than their body needs
A person who drinks large amounts of alcohol very quickly
A person who eats too quickly and greedily
A person who drinks too much alcohol
A person who eats too much food
A woman who eats and drinks too much at meals
A person who eats and drinks too much and likes large rich meals
A person who eats too much in a greedy way
A person who eats quickly and greedily
A person who eats very fast and with little table manners
A person who eats a lot of junk food messily
Antonyms
Idioms
How Hungry
Surface Forms
Etymology
Glutton comes from an old Latin verb gluttire meaning 'to swallow' and from old French glouton meaning 'greedy eater'. So a glutton is someone who eats and drinks too much.