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gluttonous
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gluttonous adjective crapulent, crapulous, edacious, excessive, greedy, immoderate, incontinent, indulgent, inordinate, insatiable, omnivorous, orgiastic, ravenous, unrestrained, voracious GO, verb abandon, advance, amble, budge, decamp, decease, demise, depart, disappear, emigrate, evacuate, flit, gain ground, hie, hike, journey, leave, make a journey, make off, make progress, march, meander, migrate, move, pace, part, part company, pass away, peregrinate, perish, proceed, promenade, quit, retreat, ride, roam, rove, set out, slip away, steal off, stride, strut, succumb, take flight, take wing, traipse, travel, tread, trek, trudge, walk, wander, wend, withdraw GO (Start), verb begin, carry on, commence, continue, embark upon, inaugurate, initiate, keep going, maintain, originate, persist, proceed GO (Travel), verb get away, go to, jet to, journey, jourrey to, leave, take a cruise to, take a plane to, tour, travel by car to, travel to, vacation to
See also: inordinate, insatiable, lecherous
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