Gluttonicide

March 11, 2010

Matt McClain – Rocky Mountain News

Gluttonicide

Main Entry: glut·toni·cide
Pronunciation: ?gl?-t?n-?s?d
Function: noun
Date: 2010
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1 [Latin gluttonicidium, from glutton- + -cidium -cide] : the act or an instance of taking one’s own life voluntarily and intentionally by means of habitual eating to excess
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2 : one that commits or attempts gluttonicide
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