1. a young sow or pig
Usage: archaic; chiefly British dialect

1. to eat greedily or messily; to gorge oneself
Usage: informal; often used with 'down'

Examples

• The farmer raised several guttlings in the pen.
• He was guttling down his food without pausing to chew.
• The children were guttling their snacks during the movie.
• She guttled the entire plate of cookies in minutes.
• They sat guttling away at the buffet all evening.