gastrophilen.
/ˈɡastrəʊfɪl/ rare.
One who loves his stomach, or good eating.
ΘΚΠ
the world > food and drink > food > consumption of food or drink > eating > gastronomy > [noun] > gastronome or epicure
viandera1556
sweet-lips1580
deipnosophist1581
feaster1585
epicure1586
friand1598
palatist1620
goinfre1643
palate-mana1661
palate-peoplea1661
bon-vivant1695
belly-critica1711
gourmand1758
turtle-eatera1774
connoisseur1796
gullet-fancier1805
gastrophilist1814
gastrologer1820
gastronomer1820
gastrophile1820
gourmet1820
palatician1821
gastrologist1822
gastronome1823
gastronomist1825
degustator1833
aristologist1835
opsophagist1854
gastrosoph1855
bon viveur1865
gastrosopher1894
foodist1906
foodie1980
1820 Sporting Mag. 6 261 The glutton practises without any regard to theory; and we call him gastrophile.
Derivatives
ˈgastrophilism n. [-ism suffix] the disposition of a gastrophile; love of good eating.
ΘΚΠ
the world > food and drink > food > consumption of food or drink > eating > gastronomy > [noun]
lickerousnessc1380
lickerousheadc1450
lickerishness1580
friandise1603
epicurisma1620
gastrology1810
gastronomy1814
gastrophilism1814
gormandize1814
esuriency1819
gourmanderie1823
deipnosophism1824
gastrosophy1824
aristology1835
gourmandism1850
gourmetism1853
opsophagy1854
fine dining1940
1814 School Good Living 115 Let no one say that the spirit of gastrophilism never found its way within the walls of the Vatican.
ˈgastrophilist n. [-ist suffix] = gastrophile n.
ΘΚΠ
the world > food and drink > food > consumption of food or drink > eating > gastronomy > [noun] > gastronome or epicure
viandera1556
sweet-lips1580
deipnosophist1581
feaster1585
epicure1586
friand1598
palatist1620
goinfre1643
palate-mana1661
palate-peoplea1661
bon-vivant1695
belly-critica1711
gourmand1758
turtle-eatera1774
connoisseur1796
gullet-fancier1805
gastrophilist1814
gastrologer1820
gastronomer1820
gastrophile1820
gourmet1820
palatician1821
gastrologist1822
gastronome1823
gastronomist1825
degustator1833
aristologist1835
opsophagist1854
gastrosoph1855
bon viveur1865
gastrosopher1894
foodist1906
foodie1980
1814 School Good Living 84 Which the modern gastrophilist cannot fail to admire.
1850 Fraser's Mag. 42 548 The sturdy gastrophilist would not be baulked of his meal.
ˈgastrophilite adj. [-ite suffix1] fond of good eating.
ΘΚΠ
the world > food and drink > food > consumption of food or drink > eating > gastronomy > [adjective] > devoted to gastronomy
lickerousc1315
lickerish?a1500
epicure1545
friand1598
fine-toothed1601
tender-mouthed1620
turtle-eating1760
gastronomous1828
turtle-feeding1834
gastrophilite1835
turtle-fed1847
turtly1868
1835 Tait's Edinb. Mag. New Ser. 2 459 The name..bringing at once to my mind..the Scrap-Stall, and gastrophilite hackney-coachman.
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