Pronunciation: /ˈɡlʌtən/
noun a person who eats or consumes immoderate amounts of food and drink
A1 My friend is a glutton for chocolate.
A2 The glutton devoured the entire pizza by himself.
B1 Being a glutton for knowledge, she read every book in the library.
B2 The gluttonous feast included a variety of dishes from different cuisines.
C1 His reputation as a glutton preceded him wherever he went.
C2 The glutton indulged in a lavish meal at the finest restaurant in town.
adjective related to or characteristic of a glutton; greedy or excessive in eating
A1 She is a glutton for chocolate.
A2 He is a glutton for adventure, always seeking new experiences.
B1 The glutton puppy devoured his food in seconds.
B2 The gluttonous feast left everyone feeling overly full and satisfied.
C1 Her glutton appetite for knowledge led her to pursue multiple degrees.
C2 The gluttonous behavior of the CEO led to the downfall of the company.
formal The wealthy glutton indulged in a lavish feast at the banquet.
informal My friend is such a glutton when it comes to pizza, he can eat a whole pie by himself.
slang I can't believe you ate that entire cake, you're such a glutton!
figurative Her gluttonous appetite for adventure led her to travel to every corner of the world.
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