"And a Gormandizer," added Hildegarde.
"The Front Yard"
Constance Fenimore Woolson
Borne down by the weight of his spoil, the feathered Gormandizer alighted on the water-rested himself for a moment-rose again, and re-alighted-and in this manner, with many such intervals of repose, made his way to the shore.
"Journal of an African Cruiser"
Horatio Bridge
But to his surprise and dismay the guest barely touched most of the dishes, and ate so sparingly of others that Burns felt himself, with his hearty, normal appetite, a Gormandizer.
"Mrs. Red Pepper"
Grace S. Richmond