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1. (n.) gluttony
excessive eating and drinking.
Etymology: (1175–1225)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) gluttony
habitual eating to excess
2. (noun) gluttony, overeating, gula
eating to excess (personified as one of the deadly sins)
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1. (noun) gluttony
excess in eating; extravagant indulgence of the appetite for food; voracity
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Sense: greediness in eating.
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 Afrikaans: vraatsug, gulsigheid |
 Arabic: شَرَه، نَهَم |
 Bulgarian: лакомия |
 Brazilian: gula |
 Czech: žravost, nenasytnost |
 German: die Gefräßigkeit |
 Danish: grovæderi; grådighed |
 Greek: λαιμαργία |
 Spanish: glotonería, gula |
 Estonian: aplus |
 Farsi: پرخوری |
 Finnish: ahnaus |
 French: gloutonnerie |
 Hebrew: זלילה |
 Hindi: खाऊ |
 Croatian: proždrljivost, nezasitnos |
 Hungarian: torkosság |
 Indonesian: kerakusan |
 Icelandic: (mat)græðgi |
 Italian: ghiottoneria, golosità |
 Japanese: 大食 |
 Korean: 대식, 폭식 |
 Lithuanian: ėdrumas |
 Latvian: rijība; ēdelība |
 Malay: dengan lahap |
 Dutch: gulzigheid |
 Norwegian: grådighet |
 Polish: obżarstwo, żarłoczność |
 Persian: پرخوری |
 Pashto: خيټو |
 Portuguese: gula |
 Romanian: lăcomie, voracitate |
 Russian: обжорство |
 Slovak: nenásytnosť |
 Slovenian: požrešnost |
 Serbian: halapljivts |
 Swedish: frosseri |
 Thai: ความตะกละ |
 Turkish: oburluk |
 Taiwanese: 貪食 |
 Ukrainian: обжерливість |
 Urdu: پیٹوپن |
 Vietnamese: tính háu ăn |
 Chinese: 贪食 |
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