Word "EATER" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
someone who consumes food for nourishment
Synonyms:
feeder

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
any green goods that are good to eat
Examples:
these apples are good eaters

Crossword Clues for EATER

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Clue Source Date
Consumer gets special rate after last time The Guardian Quiptic 01 Apr 2024
Festival putting out special meal for me?
Snacker
Picky ___ (one who's fussy about their food)
Consumer New York Times 03 Mar 2024
Consumer of a tree! (5)
Chow hound Eugene Sheffer 21 Feb 2024
Consumer once ate restaurant's stuffing (5)
Gourmand Eugene Sheffer 15 Feb 2024
Consumer's apple (5)
One having food
Diner patron LA Times Daily 01 Feb 2024
Type of apple more elegant after being initially ignored (5)
Fire-___ (circus performer) USA Today 10 Oct 2023
Class of apple The Guardian Quick 04 Oct 2023
Restaurant patron Newsday 11 Sep 2023
Person filling up Newsday 29 Jun 2023
Diner patron Thomas Joseph 17 Jun 2023
Food and dining website since 2005 LA Times Daily 24 May 2023
Diner patron Thomas Joseph 20 Feb 2023
Diner patron Thomas Joseph 18 Feb 2023
Foodie website covering 25 metro areas LA Times Daily 15 Feb 2023
Word after "man" or "picky" Universal 07 Feb 2023
"Peter, Peter, pumpkin __ ... " LA Times Daily 01 Feb 2023
Consumer's holiday without son The Telegraph Cryptic 13 Dec 2022
Restaurant customer Newsday 31 Oct 2022
Restaurant patron Newsday 13 Sep 2022
Café patron Newsday 19 Jun 2022
One may be fussy — or messy The Guardian Quick 28 Mar 2022
Restaurant patron Thomas Joseph 17 Mar 2022
Diner patron Premier Sunday 13 Mar 2022
Tea drunk by queen in Royal Gala, say The Guardian Cryptic 18 Feb 2022
Tea drunk by queen in Royal Gala, say
Consumer Premier Sunday 30 Jan 2022
One dining getting attention, welcoming note?
Person feeding furnace possibly losing head The Times Cryptic 08 Oct 2021
Food processor Wall Street Journal 12 Aug 2021
Gourmand Wall Street Journal 12 Jul 2021
Word with man or fire New York Times 03 Jul 2021
"Peter Peter Pumpkin ___" Family Time 13 Jun 2021
''Faster'' antonym Newsday 29 May 2021
Peter, vis-à-vis pumpkins The Washington Post 26 May 2021
Peter, vis-Г -vis pumpkins LA Times Daily 26 May 2021
Sort of a tree, one seen in refectory?
Someone swallowing fire in Bow?
Beanery patron Newsday 24 Dec 2020
Greengrocer, eg, sells this item which shoots, hard to shift
Picky ___ USA Today 15 Oct 2020
"Peter Peter Pumpkin ___" (nursery rhyme)
Peter, pumpkinwise The Washington Post 13 Jul 2020
Apple in a tree shaken about The Telegraph Toughie 05 May 2020
Diner patron Newsday 14 Apr 2020
See 47 Across The Washington Post Sunday 19 Jan 2020
'The Purple People ___' USA Today 19 Dec 2019
Café patron Newsday 04 Dec 2019
Lotus-___ (daydreamer) USA Today 06 Nov 2019
Diner The Washington Post 22 Oct 2019
Diner LA Times Daily 22 Oct 2019
Diner patron Premier Sunday 13 Oct 2019
Diner Premier Sunday 15 Sep 2019
Diner patron Thomas Joseph 13 Aug 2019
Apple had to be consumed by First Lady? The Telegraph Cryptic 09 Aug 2019
Safari employee no big consumer
Some people ate rare piece of fruit? The Telegraph Cryptic 19 Jul 2019
Restaurant customer Newsday 16 Jul 2019
Beanery patron USA Today 15 Jun 2019
Gourmand Eugene Sheffer 24 May 2019
Consumer worry that's flipping concerning
Diner New York Times 17 May 2019
Picky ___ New York Times 01 May 2019
Something got by shaking a tree?
"Peter Peter Pumpkin ___" Universal 02 Apr 2019
Picky ___
Diner
Diner
Beanery patron
Faster's opposite
"Peter Peter Pumpkin ___"
Lotus-___ ("Odyssey" figure)
"Peter Peter Pumpkin ___" (nursery rhyme)
Consumer that warms up leaving hotel The Telegraph Cryptic 05 Sep 2018
One dining Premier Sunday 12 Aug 2018
Diner patron Universal 28 Jul 2018
Consumer New York Times 26 Jul 2018
Food processor? The Washington Post 08 Jul 2018
Food processor? LA Times Daily 08 Jul 2018
Suffix with "bee" to mean a bird that nests in burrows
Diner patron The Washington Post 30 May 2018
Diner patron LA Times Daily 30 May 2018
Denny's patron USA Today 18 May 2018
One might be picky LA Times Daily 14 Apr 2018
Basic consumer Universal 14 Apr 2018
One might be picky The Washington Post 14 Apr 2018
What ''-vore'' means Newsday 18 Mar 2018
Devourer Universal 13 Mar 2018
Food processor?
Consumer
Diner patron
Basic consumer
Diner patron
Denny's patron
One might be picky
Lotus-___ The Chronicle of Higher Education 13 Oct 2017
Buffet patron USA Today 04 Oct 2017
Opposite of 'faster' Wall Street Journal 21 Sep 2017
"Peter, Peter, Pumpkin ___" Universal 17 Aug 2017
Restaurant supporter Universal 07 Aug 2017
Type of apple The Telegraph Quick 07 Jul 2017
Restaurant patron Thomas Joseph 27 Jun 2017
10-Across patron USA Today 19 Jun 2017
Consumer of food Irish Times Simplex 25 May 2017
Foodie, e.g New York Times 18 Apr 2017
Word after light or fire New York Times 14 Apr 2017
One being nourished Universal 22 Mar 2017
"Death ___," Voldemort led group of dark wizards and witches
Cafe patron Premier Sunday 22 Jan 2017
Word after light or fire
Foodie, e.g.
Lotus-___
Buffet patron
10-Across patron
One being nourished
Restaurant supporter
"Peter, Peter, Pumpkin ___"
Consumer? Universal 27 Dec 2016
Gnarled tree containing a type of fruit
Glutton Thomas Joseph 06 Dec 2016
'Peter, Peter, Pumpkin-___' The Washington Post 25 Nov 2016
Pizzeria patron USA Today 27 Oct 2016
No faster? Wall Street Journal 26 Oct 2016
See 78 Across Newsday 25 Sep 2016
Apple tree surprisingly bearing first of apples! The Telegraph Toughie 24 Aug 2016
Diner Thomas Joseph 13 Aug 2016
"Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___" Universal 27 Jul 2016
Fast finisher? Wall Street Journal 03 Jun 2016
Street vendor's patron USA Today 27 May 2016
Opposite of ''faster'' Newsday 14 May 2016
Restaurant patron Newsday 02 May 2016
Consumer taking top off radiator The Telegraph Cryptic 30 Mar 2016
Consumer society rejected by holy festival
Consumer Universal 03 Feb 2016
"Peter, Peter, pumpkin __" LA Times Daily 12 Jan 2016
"Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___"
"Peter, Peter, pumpkin __"
Consumer
Consumer?
Pizzeria patron
Street vendor's patron
Fast breaker?
Restaurant patron USA Today 18 Nov 2015
Gourmet Thomas Joseph 09 Nov 2015
Lotus-___ (stargazer) Universal 15 Sep 2015
Cafeteria customer USA Today 09 Sep 2015
Peter, pumpkinwise LA Times Daily 07 Aug 2015
Cafe patron USA Today 04 Jul 2015
Cafeteria customer Universal 10 Jun 2015
Fast finisher? USA Today 03 Jun 2015
Thanksgiving guest, typically USA Today 26 May 2015
Kitchen utensil's taken first slice off apple The Telegraph Cryptic 11 Apr 2015
Cafe customer Newsday 05 Apr 2015
Fast finisher? Universal 02 Apr 2015
What ''-phage'' means Newsday 20 Mar 2015
Either of the Sprats USA Today 03 Feb 2015
Gourmand Wall Street Journal 02 Jan 2015
Cafe customer
Cafeteria customer
Fast finisher?
Lotus-___ (stargazer)
What "-phage" means
Restaurant patron
Gourmand
Gourmand
Peter, pumpkinwise
Thanksgiving guest, typically
Restaurant patron
Fast finisher?
Either of the Sprats
Cafeteria customer
Cafe patron
What "-phage" means
What "-vore" means
Diner patron
"Peter, Peter, Pumpkin ___"
"Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___"
Fire-___ (carnival performer)
Café customer
Fire ___ (carnival performer)
One rousing game sees opener dismissed for 8 part 1? If so, it could be Jonathan
"Purple People ___"
Bistro patron
Meat-___ (non-vegetarian)
Partygoer, typically
Person starting a course, e.g.
Gourmand
Gourmand
"Peter Peter Pumpkin ___"
One getting stuff down
Cafeteria patron
One who takes sides?
Gourmand
Restaurant patron
Man-___
Jack Sprat or his wife
Fire-___ (carnival performer)
Faster's opposite
Gourmand
Plate cleaner
Cafeteria patron
Fast breaker?
One putting away groceries
Consumer
Lotus-___ (daydreamer)
One feeding
Bistro patron
One putting away groceries
Diner
Consumer
"Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___ ..."
Bistro patron
One noshing
Miss Muffet, before the spider showed up
Miss Muffet, before the spider showed up
Non-faster
Consumer
Gormandizer, perhaps
"Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___ . . ."
No faster
Beanery patron
Chowhound
"Purple People ___"
Café patron
What "-vore" means
One working on the side?
Opposite of "faster"
Peter, pumpkinwise
Cafeteria customer
Consumer
Diner patron
Café customer
Fast finisher?
One in a mess?
Trencherman
One feasting
Cafe patron
Diner
See 45-Down
"... Peter, pumpkin ___"
Lotus-___ (daydreamer)
One may be picky
Faster's opposite?
Real downer?
Cafe patron
Partygoer, usually
"Peter, Peter, Pumpkin ___"
Food processor?
Jack Horner, Christmas piewise
Diner
Hash-house patron
Lotus-__ ("Odyssey" figure)
One in a mess?
Cafeteria customer
Competitor at a hot-dog contest
Consumer
Fast breaker
"The Purple People ___"
One dining
Faster's opposite?
Gourmand
"... pumpkin ___"
Smorgasbord fan
One in a mess
Gourmand
Cafe patron, e.g.
Fast finisher?
He was purple, and he liked people
Trencherman
Mr. or Mrs. Sprat
Lotus-___ (indolent person)
Diner patron
"...purple-people ____"
Gormandizer
Cafe client
Lunchroom attendee
Finicky one, maybe
No faster?
Meat ___ (carnivore)
Consumer
(clue unnecessary)
Humbled person, to crow
Opposite of "faster"
One who dines
Diner
Gourmand
Lotus-___ ("Odyssey" figure)
Peter, pumpkinwise
One in a mess?
Lotus-___
One may be picky
Fast breaker
Fast breaker
"Purple People _____" (Sheb Wooley hit)
Banquet attendee
Cafeteria customer
Foodie
"Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___..."
Gourmand
Nursery rhyme Peter, to a pumpkin
Thanksgiving guest, usually
Word with fire or people
-vore
Cafeteria goer
Faster opposite?
Trencherman
Trencherman
Food lover
Peter, pumpkinwise
Restaurant patron
What "-phage" means
Peter, of pumpkin fame
Faster's opposite
Buffet patron
Koala, vis-a-vis eucalyptus
Faster opposite?
Peter, of pumpkin fame
"Peter, Peter, Pumpkin __"
Trencherman
He sups
"The Pumpkin _____" (1964)
Pizzeria patron
"Purple People ___" (Sheb Wooley hit)
Food lover
Jack Horner e.g.
Person feeding furnace possibly losing head
Jack Horner for one
Peter Peter pumpkin ____
"Peter Pumpkin ___"
Chow hound
Jack Sprat, e.g.
Diner
Buffet patron
Chow hound^EATE
Lotus-___ ("Odyssey" figure)
Fire-___ (pugnacious type)
Trencherman
Either of the Sprats
Refriger-raider?
One who dines
. . . Peter pumpkin ____
Fast stopper
Fire-___
Pizzeria patron
Restaurant patron
Street-vendor patron
Patron of 10 Down
Glutton
He's out to munch
Sprat or Horner
Peter of nursery rhymes
Cafe patron
Peter, as to pumpkins
"The Pumpkin ___," 1964 film
One of the lotophagi
Man or pumpkin follower
Horner or Sprat
Honey ___ (oscine bird)
Peter of rhyme
Gourmand or gourmet
What -phagus means
Peter in a nursery rhyme
Horner or Peter
Peter, vis-a-vis pumpkins
Nibbler
Either Sprat
Fork wielder
What "phage" means
Epicure, e.g.
Peter with a pumpkin
Lotus-___ (dreamer)
One at table
Word with fire or lotus
Jack Horner, for one
" . . . Pumpkin-___"
Peter in re pumpkins
Gastronome
Ant ___
" . . . pumpkin ___"
Restaurant customer
Star boarder
Cockney rod
Lotus ___
" . . . Peter, pumpkin ___"
Peter, to pumpkin
Gourmet, for one
Peter, for one
Menu user
Hungry fellow
Moth, often
Café customer
Peter of nursery rhyme, for one
Chewer
Fire ___
Peter or Jack Sprat.
Fire ___.
Estaminet patron.
Picnicker.
A Sprat.
Word with man or ant.
Jack Sprat.
Diner.
Cafe patron.
Jack Horner, for one.
Man who came to dinner.
Trencherman.
Mrs. Sprat, for one.
What "phage" means.
Peter of Mother Goose fame.
Consumer.
Knife-and-fork man.
Mr. or Mrs. Sprat
Dinner guest.
Little Jack Horner, for one.
Little Jack Horner.
Jack Sprat, for instance.
Jack Sprat, for one.
Gourmet.
Little Miss Muffet.
Restaurant patron.
"Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___."
Cafeteria customer.
Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___.
A mouth to feed.
Breakfaster.
Gourmand or gourmet.
Taker of sustenance.
BBQ guest
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