The meaning of Gluttonous

Gluttonous – definition

adjective
Excessively greedy.
Usage examples:
A group of gluttonous party-goers
Synonims:
Greedy Gourmandizing Voracious Insatiable Wolfish Piggish Piggy Hoggish Gannet-like Edacious Esurient Gourmand Ventripotent

adjective
Eating and drinking more than you need
Usage examples:
She said that industrialized countries should reduce their gluttonous (= greater than is needed) co…

Gluttonous translation into English

Gluttonous: translate from English into Chinese

饕, 贪嘴, 馋嘴, 餮, 馋, 馋痨

Gluttonous: translate from English into Dutch

Vraatzuchtig, Gulzig, Schrokkerig

Gluttonous: translate from English into French

Glouton, Gourmand, Goulu

Gluttonous: translate from English into German

Gefräßig, Unersättlich, Schlemmerhaft

Gluttonous: translate from English into Hindi

भक्षक, पेटू, लोभी, औदरिक, अतृप्त

Gluttonous: translate from English into Italian

Goloso, Ghiotto

Gluttonous: translate from English into Korean

탐식, 게걸들린

Gluttonous: translate from English into Russian

Прожорливый, Ненасытный

Gluttonous: translate from English into Spanish

Glotón

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Gluttonous – similar words

glutton

noun
An excessively greedy eater.
Usage examples:
Not only does pushing and shoving seem undignified, but such behaviour immediately marks the offend…

noun
A person who regularly eats too much
Usage examples:
What a glutton – he ate a whole pizza by himself.

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Gluttonous synonims

edacious

adjective
Relating to or given to eating.

adjective
Very eager for something, especially a lot of food
Usage examples:
Paul has an edacious appetite., my edacious reading habits had been leading me into one unappealing…

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esurient

adjective
Hungry or greedy.
Usage examples:
In masson's metamorphosis of image and reality in pygmalion, the sculpture on the right becomes the…

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gourmand

noun
A person who enjoys eating and often eats too much.
Usage examples:
I realise i'm doing what gourmands never do - reveal their favourite restaurants for fear of overpo…

noun
A person who enjoys eating large amounts of food

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greedy

adjective
Having an excessive desire or appetite for food.
Usage examples:
He's scoffed the lot, the greedy pig

adjective
Wanting a lot more food, money, etc. than you need
Usage examples:
Greedy, selfish people, he's greedy for power/success., they tested the algorithm against the so-ca…

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hoggish

adjective
Greedy.
Usage examples:
Hoggish excess

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insatiable

adjective
(of an appetite or desire) impossible to satisfy.
Usage examples:
An insatiable hunger for success

adjective
(of a desire or need) too great to be satisfied
Usage examples:
An insatiable appetite, insatiable curiosity

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piggish

adjective
Resembling a pig, especially in being unpleasant.
Usage examples:
This would be a piggish way to treat him

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piggy

noun
A child's word for a pig or piglet.
Usage examples:
No, darling, that has nothing to do with piggies.

adjective
Resembling a pig, especially in features or appetite.
Usage examples:
Three pairs of little piggy eyes

noun
Pig

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ventripotent

adjective
Having a large belly.
Usage examples:
His mind is obviously not of the finest fibre, nor his massive and ventripotent person either.

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voracious

adjective
Wanting or devouring great quantities of food.
Usage examples:
A voracious appetite

adjective
Needing a lot of something to be satisfied
Usage examples:
Wolves are voracious eaters., as a child, i had a voracious appetite for books.

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wolfish

adjective
Resembling or likened to a wolf, especially in being rapacious, voracious, or lascivious.
Usage examples:
A wolfish grin

adjective
Like a wolf or like something that belongs to a wolf
Usage examples:
Wolfish dogs drew our sleds over the ice., wolfish green eyes, he gave her a wolfish grin., three d…

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