voluptuary
vo·lup·tu·ary
noun \və-ˈləp(t)-shə-ˌwer-ē\ plural vo·lup·tu·ar·ies
Definition of VOLUPTUARY
: a person whose chief interests are luxury and the gratification of sensual appetites
— voluptuary adjective
Examples of VOLUPTUARY
- <a fin de siècle novel about dandies and voluptuaries>
First Known Use of VOLUPTUARY
circa 1610
Rhymes with VOLUPTUARY
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