gluttonous

There have been a number of recent studies trying to figure out who's the most gluttonous when it comes to cellular data use.

She was sick in the first episode, but is now merely gluttonous.

"I'm the least gluttonous man who ever lived," he said bitterly.

Seeing this, I could not help but think that our civilization was eating itself to a gluttonous end.

Just like ale, she eats children, and is called gluttonous.

Yet there is so much here that it is gluttonous to ask for more.

If you don't have a next thing, develop something to keep your mind off gluttonous consumption.

The gluttonous woman wishes to have the best food in the world, but she ends up eating herself.

This in addition to his gluttonous eating excursions throughout the world.

No single diner, even the most gluttonous, could eat every item on the menu.

You can even pack them all into one glamorous, gluttonous, glorious weekend.

There's enough talk about food to reduce all human aspiration to a gluttonous fantasy.

Surely it hadn't stopped the gluttonous corruption of government officials.

A gluttonous monk who spends most of his time eating and drinking.

He is very gluttonous and has a sweet tooth.

The story involves a greedy, gluttonous wolf living with a fox.

I feasted on Roger last night like a gluttonous demon.

Dudley also has bad habits of being gluttonous and childish.

The luxuries suffered in this gluttonous contest, as did also the men.

You saw fit to have a gluttonous feast instead of helping those in need."

He swept his arm about him and said, "The Gluttonous."

American sneaker manufacturers, at this point, seem a tad gluttonous.

Half the gluttonous priests, Avery included, remained at the table, hardly able to move.

IT is enough to daunt all but the most gluttonous of gastronomes.

It happened again yesterday, gluttonous production just when Philadelphia thought it had something going.