eat+greedily

  • 71mump — mump1 /mump, moomp/, Brit. Dial. v.t. 1. to mumble; mutter. v.i. 2. to sulk; mope. 3. to grimace. [1580 90; imit., appar. akin to MUM1; cf. D mompen to mumble, G mimpfeln to mumble while eating, Icel mumpa to take into the mouth, eat greedily]… …

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  • 72snarfle — verb a) to make the noise of an animal (such as a pig) eating b) to eat greedily …

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  • 73gorge — 1. noun /ɡɔːdʒ/ a) A deep narrow passage with steep rocky sides; a ravine. b) The throat or gullet. 2 …

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  • 74Onobrychis — Sainfoin redirects here. For Royal Navy ship, see HMS Sainfoin (F183). Onobrychis Flowering Onobrychis arenaria Scientific classification Kingdom …

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  • 75guzzle — Yorkshire Dialect Eat greedily …

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  • 76gorge — {{11}}gorge (n.) mid 14c., throat, from O.Fr. gorge throat, bosom, from L.L. gurges gullet, throat, jaws, of uncertain origin, probably related to L. gurgulio gullet, windpipe, from PIE *gwere to swallow. Transferred sense of deep, narrow valley… …

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  • 77gormandise — (Brit.) v. eat greedily; stuff oneself with food; gulp down food (also gormandize) …

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  • 78gormandised — gormandise (Brit.) v. eat greedily; stuff oneself with food; gulp down food (also gormandize) …

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  • 79gormandises — gormandise (Brit.) v. eat greedily; stuff oneself with food; gulp down food (also gormandize) …

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  • 80gormandising — gormandise (Brit.) v. eat greedily; stuff oneself with food; gulp down food (also gormandize) …

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