The action or an act of eating too much; a surfeit.

Gluttony.

Gluttony.

The vice of excessive eating. (One of the seven deadly sins.) Also rarely an instance of this.

gratification of the appetite; belly-joy, gluttony.

The action of glut, v.1; feeding to repletion, cramming, or cloying. Also concrete, an amount (of food) that gluts.

Gluttony.

The overstepping of the limits of moderation; an instance of this. spec. Intemperance in eating or drinking.

Gluttony.

A particular instance of such behaviour; a gluttonous act; an excessive indulgence in food or drink, esp. one leading to discomfort or illness. Now…

The action of gulp, v.; swallowing in gulps; †guzzling, gormandizing (obsolete); the noise made in swallowing large quantities; choking.

The action of pamper, v.; overindulgence, cosseting; (formerly) spec. †excessive or luxurious feeding (obsolete). Also: an instance of this.

Excessive and voracious eating; gluttony. Obsolete.

Gluttony; voraciousness.

Gluttony, greediness, voracity.

The body in its capacity for indulgence of appetite; gluttony.

The action of gull, v.1; swallowing, guzzling; hence, gormandizing, gluttonous feasting.

The gratification of the belly; feasting, gluttony; luxurious eating.

gluttonous eating.

The action of feeding excessively; excessive feeding.

Excess in eating; gluttony. Obsolete.

The action of gormandize, v.; excessive eating, gluttony. Also attributive.

= gastrimargy, n.

(also gluttoning-in).

The action of overeat, v.; excessive eating.

Gluttony; an instance of this.

The action of guttle, v.; gormandizing.

gluttony, voracity.

The action of gorge, v.

An act of gorging oneself; a glut (of food, wine, etc.).