Definition of chowhound in English:

chowhound

noun ˈtʃaʊhaʊndˈCHouˌhound

US informal

A very enthusiastic eater.
Example sentencesExamples
- Other entrepreneurs who were present were either chowhounds or friends of chowhounds.
- Many have become familiar with this Pittsburgh restaurant, a favorite among local chowhounds for its North African cuisine.
- Unlike their snake cousins, threadsnakes are chowhounds, tucking into meals at a rapid rate, with three or four bites each second.
- The Calgary chapter of the Slow Food Movement, an international collection of food types and chowhounds dedicated to small artisan producers, organic food and culinary pleasure generally, is picking up steam.
- But when we still hadn't seen him on Friday, we began to worry, as he is quite a chowhound and always comes back for food.

Origin

Early 20th century (originally US military slang): from chow + hound.

Definition of chowhound in US English:

chowhound

nounˈCHouˌhound

US informal

A very enthusiastic eater.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many have become familiar with this Pittsburgh restaurant, a favorite among local chowhounds for its North African cuisine.
- Other entrepreneurs who were present were either chowhounds or friends of chowhounds.
- Unlike their snake cousins, threadsnakes are chowhounds, tucking into meals at a rapid rate, with three or four bites each second.
- But when we still hadn't seen him on Friday, we began to worry, as he is quite a chowhound and always comes back for food.
- The Calgary chapter of the Slow Food Movement, an international collection of food types and chowhounds dedicated to small artisan producers, organic food and culinary pleasure generally, is picking up steam.

Origin

Early 20th century (originally US military slang): from chow + hound.

单词	chowhound
释义	Definition of chowhound in English: chowhound noun ˈtʃaʊhaʊndˈCHouˌhound US informal A very enthusiastic eater. Example sentencesExamples Other entrepreneurs who were present were either chowhounds or friends of chowhounds. Many have become familiar with this Pittsburgh restaurant, a favorite among local chowhounds for its North African cuisine. Unlike their snake cousins, threadsnakes are chowhounds, tucking into meals at a rapid rate, with three or four bites each second. The Calgary chapter of the Slow Food Movement, an international collection of food types and chowhounds dedicated to small artisan producers, organic food and culinary pleasure generally, is picking up steam. But when we still hadn't seen him on Friday, we began to worry, as he is quite a chowhound and always comes back for food. Origin Early 20th century (originally US military slang): from chow + hound. Definition of chowhound in US English: chowhound nounˈCHouˌhound US informal A very enthusiastic eater. Example sentencesExamples Many have become familiar with this Pittsburgh restaurant, a favorite among local chowhounds for its North African cuisine. Other entrepreneurs who were present were either chowhounds or friends of chowhounds. Unlike their snake cousins, threadsnakes are chowhounds, tucking into meals at a rapid rate, with three or four bites each second. But when we still hadn't seen him on Friday, we began to worry, as he is quite a chowhound and always comes back for food. The Calgary chapter of the Slow Food Movement, an international collection of food types and chowhounds dedicated to small artisan producers, organic food and culinary pleasure generally, is picking up steam. Origin Early 20th century (originally US military slang): from chow + hound.
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