IPA: //ɡʊrˈmændaɪz//
KK: /gʊrˈmændaɪz/
To indulge in or enjoy good food and drink, often excessively.
He loves to gourmandize at the finest restaurants in the city.
Past: gourmandized
Past Participle: gourmandized
**Gourmandize** → It is formed from "gourmand" (from Old French *gourmand*, meaning gluttonous or greedy) and "-ize" (a suffix used to form verbs indicating a process or action). The word "gourmandize" means to indulge in or to eat excessively, reflecting the idea of being gluttonous.
Think of someone who is 'gluttonous' ('gourmand') and the action of indulging ('-ize') in food — that's why gourmandize means to indulge in eating.