Crossword-Solution: SATURNALIAN 11 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 11

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Saturnalian a. Of or pertaining to the Saturnalia.
Saturnalian a. Of unrestrained and intemperate jollity; riotously
merry; dissolute.

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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
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greedy person
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Sentences with SATURNALIAN (5)

The songs of the young girls, interrupted by the explosion of hotel slogans and college cries from the young men, floated off to him on the thin breeze of the cloudless August morning, like the hymns and shouts of a saturnalian rout going in holiday processional to sacrifice to their gods.
Ragged Lady, Part 1 William Dean Howells 2004
Few readers can be ignorant, that at an early period, and during the plenitude of her power, the Church of Rome not only connived at, but even encouraged, such Saturnalian licenses as the inhabitants of Kennaquhair and the neighbourhood had now in hand, and that the vulgar, on such occasions, were not only permitted but encouraged by a number of gambols, sometimes puerile and ludicrous, sometimes immoral and profane, to indemnify themselves for the privations and penances imposed on them at other seasons.
The Abbot Sir Walter Scott 2004
Worthy corypheus of this Saturnalian, his partner, a tall, brazen creature dressed as a _débardeur_ wearing a cap stuck on a powdered wig with a long tail, had on a vest and trousers of green velvet, fastened around her waist by an orange scarf, whose long ends floated behind.
Mysteries of Paris, V3 Eugene Sue 2004
Having declared her intention of staying till the master could get about again, “wage or no wage,” she had found a certain recompense in keeping a strong hand over her mistress, scolding her for “moithering” herself, and going about all day without changing her cap, and looking as if she was “mushed.” Altogether, this time of trouble was rather a Saturnalian time to Kezia; she could scold her betters with unreproved freedom.
The Mill on the Floss George Eliot 2003
Chelsea was comparatively near to the heart of things, and I had heard that one might find there artistic people whose hand-to-mouth, Saturnalian existence was redolent of that exquisite gaiety which so attracted my own casual temperament.
Not George Washington P. G. Wodehouse and Herbert Westbrook 2003
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