gluttonous

In literature, it quietly signalled comfort or complacency; in films, it became a shorthand for the lazy official, gluttonous uncle, or a corrupt policeman.

He’s a more grounded, gluttonous kind of guy.

In fact, Klopp will be gluttonous, and want to win everything in his final season in charge of the Reds.

But, it required them to go back to a dark place of desperation, to be gluttonous and greedy for the crown.

Head overtook and outscored Smith, who initially struggled for fluency before ultimately putting England on notice that he is primed for another gluttonous Ashes series.