gluttonize
51gluttonises — gluttonise (Brit.) v. eat ravenously, eat quickly and voraciously (also gluttonize) …
52gluttonising — gluttonise (Brit.) v. eat ravenously, eat quickly and voraciously (also gluttonize) …
53glutton — noun 1》 an excessively greedy eater. ↘a person who is very fond of something: he s a glutton for poetry. 2》 old fashioned term for wolverine. Phrases a glutton for punishment a person who is always eager to undertake difficult tasks.… …
54cram — I. v. a. 1. Stuff, gorge, glut, fill full, fill to repletion. 2. Crowd, press, compress. 3. Prepare for examination, grind, coach. II. v. n. 1. Eat to satiety, eat greedily, stuff, gorge or glut one s self, gluttonize. 2. (Colloq.) …
55gobble — verb must you gobble your food so? he gobbled down every last crumb the dogs gobbled up their kibble Syn: eat greedily, eat hungrily, guzzle, bolt, gulp (down), devour, wolf (down), gorge (oneself) on; informal tuck into, put away, pack away,… …
56overeat — verb it s hard not to overeat at one of their buffets Syn: eat too much, be greedy, gorge (oneself), overindulge (oneself), feast, gourmandize, gluttonize; informal binge, make a pig of oneself, pig out, have eyes bigger than one s stomach Ant:… …
57overindulge — verb 1) we overindulged at Christmas Syn: drink/eat too much, overeat, overdrink, be greedy, be intemperate, overdo it, drink/eat to excess, gorge (oneself), feast, gourmandize, gluttonize; informal binge, stuff oneself, go overboard, make a pig… …
58scarf — 1. noun she wore a scarf Syn: muffler, headscarf, mantilla, stole, tippet; kerchief, neckerchief, bandanna, babushka 2. verb, informal stop scarfing your food! we scarfed down the entire batch of cookies …
59banquet — n 1. feast, repast, Inf. spread, refection, dinner, meal, treat; dinner meeting, symposium, dinner party, testimonial; entertainment, regalement, frolic, merrymaking; revelry, party, carnival, festival, festivity; carousal, wassail, compotation,… …
60batten — I v 1. grow fat, fatten, plump up or out, fill out, flesh out, round out. 2. glut, gormandize, Archaic. gluttonize, feast, banquet; cloy, gorge, cram, stuff, Sl. fill to the gills; overeat, overfeed, overstuff, overfill, overdo, overdose, Sl. o.d …
