gluttonous

When Spike turns 12, Jamie takes him to the mainland, where the infected roam freely — some gluttonous and crawling; others fast-moving and strong — to learn how to hunt and gather to provide for the island.

England's gluttonous run-scoring on the opening day verged on tedium because of its one-sided nature.

In literature, it quietly signalled comfort or complacency; in films, it became a shorthand for the lazy official, gluttonous uncle, or a corrupt policeman.

He’s a more grounded, gluttonous kind of guy.

In fact, Klopp will be gluttonous, and want to win everything in his final season in charge of the Reds.