Grubbing

[Agnes]

[Eating] [heavily] like youve never seen [food] before.

[Raeanne Dimick]

To look under [vending] machines for [missing] [coins] LJ-style

[Britney]

To gather, consume, and [horde] hungrily, obsessively, as in money-grubbing and power-grubbing; without a [hyphenated] modifier, the action verb that describes how gluttons behave [with food].

[Dianne]

When one puts down the [success] or [fortune] of others due to [jealousy]

[Couch Potatoe]

To [drive a] motorized vehicle, under the influence of alcohol, while [pouring] [iodized] salt on the road.

[Luis Fok]

present participle of grub