Word: gluttonize
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Vous Ai Eu!" In his 31 years, Farouk I has become known principally as a glutton, a high-stakes gambler and a wolf. On the Riviera this summer, he has added diligently to his reputation. The Carlton Hotel (where he and his entourage occupy 32 rooms at $2,000 a day) keeps chefs working round the clock because His Majesty might feel hungry at any hour of the day or night. For a typical lunch, he may consume bouchees a la reine, sole, mutton chops, chicken fricassee, a whole roast chicken, a whole lobster, mashed potatoes, peas, rice, artichokes, peaches...
When you treat events as living things, you must try to convey their color, drama and atmosphere. This effort makes TIME a glutton for detail, which means research...
...spokesman added that India would now give "very careful review" to her sponsorship of Red China. But in New York, Sir Benegal Rau, India's U.N. delegate, indicated that India was still a glutton for diplomatic punishment. Said he: "If the new government of China had been seated in the U.N., . . . [it] might have deterred any invasion...
...something no less phenomenal. In 142 Ibs. and a carefully measured 5 ft. 6¾ in., he embodies what may be nature's ultimate effort to equip the species for outstanding success in Hollywood. Producer Zanuck is richly endowed with tough-mindedness, talent, an outsized ego, and a glutton's craving for hard work. These qualities, indulged with endless enthusiasm for a quarter-century, have not only sped him to the top but have somehow left him free of ulcers and in the pink of health...