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Are you a gourmand? :)

Posted by nida on July 2, 2016

Hi there, friends!

While browsing through the members' pages a few moments ago I came across a new word "gourmand". I saw the meaning of it and found it very interesting. What I like the most is the fact that I am a gourmand myself! ;)

Can you guess the meaning of this word without looking up in a dictionary and do you consider yourself a gourmand, too? :)

Image given below is a big clue! :)

Couverture de Garfield, tome 46 : Moi, gourmand ?
Image taken from here.
Want to look up the meaning of gourmand in a dictionary, click here.
P.S. I found the US pronunciation of gourmand easier than UK pronunciation. What about you? :)
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  • noaslpls July 2, 2016 13:38

    Hmm ... I prefer to call myself as the gourmet of food rather than a gourmand. LOL

  • nida July 2, 2016 11:35

    Ok, it's new word for me so I'm curious to know if it's commonly used word or not.

  • Mishaikh July 2, 2016 11:26
    This word has already been in my vocabulary since long.
  • Mishaikh July 2, 2016 11:24
    This word has been in vocab. di
  • Khaled J Sultan July 2, 2016 9:55

    mmm, I think the word means to each too much in a perfect way means paying a big attention to your daily food , and this what exactly i do in my life, the type of breakfast, lunch and dinner and how are they going to be prepared must be determined in the day before :) , So I think my self gourmand.

  • nida July 2, 2016 7:52

    I can say same is the case with me, Mishaikh. Thank you so much for your comment. Btw, were you already familiar with this word or is it a new word for you, too? I'm curious to know.

  • Mishaikh July 2, 2016 7:26

    Once I was, but now not very much!

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