Pronunciation: /brɛd.hɛd/
noun a slang term used to describe someone who is obsessed with money or material possessions
A1 My little brother is a breadhead because he loves eating bread for every meal.
A2 When I was a child, I used to be a breadhead and would always ask for toast with butter.
B1 The bakery down the street is popular among breadheads who love freshly baked goods.
B2 As a self-proclaimed breadhead, I have tried baking different types of bread from around the world.
C1 The famous chef is known for his expertise in creating unique bread recipes that even the most discerning breadheads enjoy.
C2 Despite being a renowned nutritionist, she secretly indulges in her guilty pleasure of being a breadhead and can't resist a warm loaf of bread.
formal The breadhead demonstrated exceptional skills in baking artisanal breads.
informal My friend is such a breadhead, always trying out new recipes for homemade bread.
slang Don't be a breadhead and spend all your money on fancy breads.
figurative His obsession with bread earned him the nickname 'breadhead' among his friends.
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