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Meanings of gourmand in English
Portuguese
rapa de tacho Catalan
escuracassoles Usage of gourmand in English
1
It is still active, and as much of a gourmand as ever.
2
Luis may not be a gourmand, but his reaction would be telling.
3
I demand of him that he be a gourmand, a connoisseur in beauty.
4
I was always rather a gourmet than a gourmand where women were concerned.
5
This naturally suggested that my friend was something of a gourmand.
6
As the gourmand says in 'Richelieu,' 'What's diplomacy compared to a delicious pâté?'
7
But you must not think that the abbé of St. Philémon was a gourmand.
8
Thus Mondar became a gourmand, and others with the same tastes collects around him.
9
He was a well-known gourmand and once sailed to Libya to sample its shrimp.
10
Nick found no difficulty in eating this-itwas a dish fit for any gourmand.
11
Macy's Green cardamom and pink pepper provide an exotic sensuality to this adventurous gourmand.
12
I am a gourmet, Sergeant Graham, but not a gourmand.
13
Can a gourmand ever properly appreciate rare and fragile flavours?
14
Helwyse was a disciple of Brillat-Savarin,-inone word, a gourmand!
15
He looked like a boar rather than a pig-a fighter, not a gourmand.
16
Children of French pâtissiers and boulangers also know this feeling of gourmand envy and admiration.
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