What is another word for Feaster?

Pronunciation: [fˈiːstə] (IPA)

Feaster refers to someone who enjoys the pleasure of eating or indulging in food. Some synonyms of the word feaster include gourmand, epicurean, glutton, gastronome, foodie, and gourmet. A gourmand is someone who enjoys eating and drinking in large quantities. An epicurean is a person who loves to indulge in fine food and drink. A glutton is an individual who has an insatiable appetite for food and consumes large quantities in a single sitting. A gastronome is someone who enjoys and appreciates good food and wine. A foodie is a person who has a passion for food and trying new dishes. Finally, a gourmet is someone who has a refined taste for food and seeks out the finest culinary experiences.

Usage examples for Feaster

When I thought that the little Feaster must be about full, I opened the box, but it was in no hurry to fly.
"The Story of My Boyhood and Youth"
John Muir
Mr. Inchling was a florid City-Feaster, descendant of a line of City merchants, having features for a wife to identify; as drovers, they tell us, can single one from another of their round-bellied beasts.
"One of Our Conquerors, v2"
George Meredith Edition: 10 Language: English
Each and every Feaster watches each and every other Feaster with the quick, wary eye of a jungle being consuming its food before it is snatched from him or her; and gossip reigns over all.
"Blue-grass and Broadway"
Maria Thompson Daviess

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