Gluttonous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLUTTONOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• marked by or given to gluttony
• excessively greedy
• Given to gluttony; eating to excess; indulging the appetite; voracious; as, a gluttonous age.
• given to excess in consumption of especially food or drink

Words related to GLUTTONOUS

glutton8 gluttonously16

Words that contain GLUTTONOUS

gluttonously16 gluttonousness15 gluttonousnesse16 gluttonousnesses17

How to use GLUTTONOUS in a sentence

• Bertram Wooster is not accustomed to this gluttonous appetite for his society.
• They were more refined by nature than the Saxons, and avoided their gluttonous habits.
• Thus, having suffered such a long train of calamities on account of his good actions, he was now upon the point of losing his life for curing a gluttonous lord.
• I now proceed to the supper-table of the men, where the party ate and drank to gluttonous satiety.
• Gluttonous, slothful, and proud, she strutted about, bending one and all to her fancies.
• There they feasted their gluttonous eyes upon the canvas-covered chariots, and the elephants, and the camels, and the spotted ponies, passing from the cars to the tents.
• Larger than a swan and gluttonous withal, the pelican cannot live on single fishes.
• The most gluttonous fish, the cod and the hake, pursued these prairies of meat, pushing them, toward the coasts and finally dispersing them.
• Whenever Freya visited the Aquarium, it was to see these repulsive and gluttonous animals eat.
• In her slight gluttonous forgetfulness, when she had lunched well and taken her coffee, she yielded to the necessity for a general indulgence all round.
• Instead of the drunken and gluttonous wassail orgies of their Northern neighbors, the feasts of the Saracens were marked by sobriety.
• There had been enough of destruction, however to have satisfied their most gluttonous longings had human life been the sole object of the assault.
• There the hive of Roman liars worship a gluttonous emperor-idiot.
• The gluttonous suffer so much from hunger and thirst that they are reduced to a state of pitiable emaciation.
• Beside the sentimental languor which enveloped him, Diggs loomed grotesquely fair and florid, with eyes bulging with joviality, and red, repellent, almost gluttonous lips.
• The horse that has inherited a gluttonous appetite is especially subject to the disease.
• Those with large heads were supposed to be dull and stupid, gluttonous, rough in their manners, frequently melancholy, and predisposed to madness.
• George the younger showed an astounding disregard for the decencies of life, and a frankly gluttonous absorption in food which amounted to cynicism.
• Contrary to the request of his dying father, he neglected the weighty matters of the empire, and plunged into dissipation and gluttonous revelry.

Similar words containing GLUTTONOU without suffix s

gluttonously16 gluttonousness15 gluttonousnesse16 gluttonousnesses17

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