Glutton ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Glutton ( noun )

A person who eats and drinks excessively.

Origin:

Middle english glutoun, from old french glouton, from latin glutton-, gluttō, from gluttus, past participle of gluttīre to swallow greedily.

Examples:

1. The glutton finished his third helping of pie, despite being visibly stuffed.
2. He was labeled a glutton for his insatiable appetite for food.
3. She was a glutton for punishment, always taking on more work than she could handle.
4. The glutton's constant eating caused him to become overweight.
5. His gluttony was the root of all his health problems.

(As a verb)

Glutton ( verb )

A person who eats and drinks excessively.

Origin:

Middle english glutoun, from old french glouton, from latin glutton-, gluttō, from gluttus, past participle of gluttīre to swallow greedily.

Examples:

1. The glutton finished his third helping of pie, despite being visibly stuffed.
2. He was labeled a glutton for his insatiable appetite for food.
3. She was a glutton for punishment, always taking on more work than she could handle.
4. The glutton's constant eating caused him to become overweight.
5. His gluttony was the root of all his health problems.