gourmand
51gourmand — is a word to be used carefully. Some dictionaries now define it only as a person who likes to eat well, but others equate it with gluttony. Unless you mean to convey a pejorative sense, it would be better to use gourmet, gastronome, epicure, or… …
52gourmand — is a word to be used carefully. Some dictionaries now define it only as a person who likes to eat well, but others equate it with gluttony. Unless you mean to convey a pejorative sense, it would be better to use gourmet, gastronome, epicure,… …
53gourmand — gour·mand || gÊŠrmÉ™nd , gÉ”r / gÊŠÉ™m , gÉ”Ëm n. overeater; glutton; greedy person …
54gourmand — (goor MANH) [French: glutton] A person who loves to eat, especially one who eats carelessly or to excess. Not to be confused with gourmet …
55gourmand — [ gʊəmənd, gɔ: ] noun 1》 a person who enjoys eating, sometimes to excess. 2》 a gourmet. Derivatives gourmandism noun Origin ME: from OFr., of unknown origin …
56gourmand — n. [Written also but less commonly Gormand.] 1. Glutton, gormandizer, belly god, belly slave, greedy gut, high liver, excessive eater. 2. Epicure, cultivator of the palate, connoisseur of cookery, gourmet …
57gourmand — noun (C) someone who is too interested in eating and drinking …
58gourmand — n 1. gastronome, epicure. See gourmet. 2. gormandizer, trencherman. See glutton …
59gourmand — gour·mand …
60gourmand — gour•mand [[t]gʊərˈmɑnd, ˈgʊər mənd[/t]] n. 1) one who is fond of good eating, often to excess 2) a gourmet; epicure • Etymology: 1400–50; < OF gormant a glutton, of uncert. orig. gour′mand•ism, n …