In literature, the word "guttle" appears as a multifaceted term whose meaning shifts with context. It is often used to evoke notions of excessive or wasteful consumption—whether referring to overindulging in food or drink as seen alongside "guzzle" in one passage [1] or to spending money imprudently [2]—while in another usage it carries a sense of flattery [3]. Additionally, its application can extend to describing a person's character through nicknames that hint at greed or overconsumption [4][5], and in yet other instances, it serves as a measure of indulgence, implying that a little indulgence can have significant consequences [6]. This diversity in usage reflects the term’s capacity to convey both literal and figurative excess in various literary works.