gourmandizer
- noun
- /ˌɡʊərmənˈdaɪzər/
- Everyone knew Henry was a true gourmandizer, never missing a chance for a lavish meal.
Examples
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He is a true gourmandizer who enjoys fine dining.
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Many gourmandizers travel the world in search of unique cuisines.
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After the banquet, he was accused of being a gourmandizer by those who saw his overflowing plate.
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The critic dismissed the chef as simply a gourmandizer with no real sense of cuisine.
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Everyone knew Henry was a true gourmandizer, never missing a chance for a lavish meal.
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After the banquet, he was accused of being a gourmandizer by those who saw his overflowing plate.
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Many gourmandizers travel the world in search of unique cuisines.
Synonyms
A person who eats or drinks more than they need
A person or animal that eats a lot very quickly
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 eats too much food
A person who eats too much in a greedy way
A person who eats quickly and greedily
A person who eats food very quickly and greedily
A person who eats very fast and with little table manners
A person who drinks a lot of beer or other alcoholic drinks until very drunk
How Indulgent
Surface Forms
Morphology
gourmandizer = gourmandize (transparent) = gourmand + ize + er
Built regularly from 'gourmand' -> 'gourmandize' (verb-forming -ize) -> agentive -er; the agentive meaning 'one who gourmandizes' is predictable.
Etymology
Gourmandizer comes from the French word gourmand, which means 'someone who eats a lot', plus the English ending -izer, meaning 'one who does something'. So a gourmandizer is 'a person who eats and drinks to excess'.