guttler

noun

noun

Etymology From guttle + -er.

UK, Dialectal One who guttles; a greedy eater; a glutton.

Here it was the generosity of men of property contributing to the means of giving pleasure to meritorious labourers; and there it is a set of impudent guzzlers and guttlers, swallowing the earnings of working people, which they have no more right to swallow then they have to take the skins off our bodies.1832 July 8, William Cobbett, Political Register:

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