In bad sense: Greedy, gluttonous; also, keen for mischief.

Greedy.

Given to excess in eating; characterized by, or of the nature of, gluttony.

= gluttonous, adj.

= lickerous, adj.. fond of good living, gluttonous.

Overindulged; spoiled by luxury, given excessive attention and care. Formerly also: †luxuriously fed, overfed (obsolete).

= gluttonous, adj.; also (see A. 3) †villainous. (Cf. French glouton adj.)

of the nature of a draffsack; stuffed with refuse; vilely gluttonous; worthless.

Gluttonous, greedy; fond of eating.

That pampers someone or something; indulgent, self-indulgent. Formerly also: †that provides an excessively rich or luxurious diet (obsolete).

Gluttonous.

Greedy, gluttonous.

Given to or characterized by forestalling others at meals, gluttonous. Also, pilfering. Obsolete.

Guzzling; voracious. Also transferred.

lickerous-mouthed, lickerous-toothed adjs.

attributive or as adj.

That gormandizes; gluttonous.

That guttles; gormandizing, guzzling.

Gluttonous.

Gluttonous.

(perhaps) ruled by one's appetite.

gluttonous.

Scottish. Paunchy, gluttonous; (derogatory) designating or characteristic of the English.

Of the stomach: Gluttonous, greedy.

Having great capacity of stomach; gluttonous.

Gluttonous.