in the PONS Dictionary
glutton [glʌtn] N
1. glutton (overeater):
- glutton
- обжо́ра mf
2. glutton inf (enthusiast):
- glutton
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Arise and dress thee, thou glutton, for this day shalt thou die of my hand.
en.wikipedia.org When he returned, his appearance changed considerably from losing so much weight (supposedly from eating nothing but vegetables), though he remains a glutton and loves to eat anything.
en.wikipedia.org Sympathetic, inventor, witty, and highly pampered glutton, which uses to manipulate his family to get what he wants.
en.wikipedia.org His contemporaries called him "helluo librorum" (glutton of books) for the rapidity with which he examined the principal libraries.
en.wikipedia.org His name is most likely derived from glutton or gluttony, considering his obesity.
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