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guloso
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golafre
Given to excess in consumption of especially food or drink.
abstemious
greedy
indulgent
piggy
ravenous
porcine
voracious
wolfish
rapacious
ravening
piggish
Portuguese
guloso
1
It was calculated, in every particular, to induce
gluttonous
gorging and guzzling.
2
The luxuries suffered in this
gluttonous
contest, as did also the men.
3
The
gluttonous
animal, therefore, when it swarms and multiplies, is a scourge.
4
There was a
gluttonous
look on every face whenever it was mentioned.
5
I am a
gluttonous
reader, and only write from time to time.
6
Bertram Wooster is not accustomed to this
gluttonous
appetite for his society.
7
My mother-in-law shamed me morning, noon, and night about my
gluttonous
habits.
8
Furthermore, she was ill-bred,
gluttonous
,
sensual, arrogant, a Levantine jewel in perfection.
9
So you
gluttonous
,
careless brutes have set fire to her, have you?
10
The saints were not without defense, however; there were penalties for the
gluttonous
.
11
Hundreds of channels will offer a diet of
gluttonous
proportions leaving viewers bewildered.
12
Look no further than Irish broadcasters'
gluttonous
offering of food-related programming.
13
Smell is connected with taste in dogs and other
gluttonous
animals.
14
Those sins later combined with many others, most notably
gluttonous
lust.
15
Yet it must not be supposed that the company was
gluttonous
or greedy.
16
In Ithaca was a beggar named Irus,
gluttonous
and big-boned but a coward.
gluttonous
gluttonous man
gluttonous appetite
gluttonous feast
most gluttonous
so gluttonous
Portuguese
guloso
Catalan
golafre
voraç