1. plural of gulper; people or animals that swallow food or drink quickly and greedily
Usage: informal
2. plural of gulper; deep-sea eels with extremely large mouths capable of swallowing prey larger than themselves
Usage: marine biology

Examples

• The hungry teenagers were such gulpers that they finished the entire pizza in minutes.
• At the buffet, the gulpers loaded their plates high and ate rapidly.
• Marine biologists study gulpers, fascinating deep-sea creatures with expandable jaws.
• The documentary showed gulpers swallowing fish twice their normal body size.
• Unlike careful eaters, gulpers tend to finish their meals very quickly.
• Scientists discovered new species of gulpers in the ocean’s deepest trenches.