021-What is an idiom for eating?
021-What is an idiom for eating?
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❤️ Eating Expressions

✅ Eat like a horse: To eat a lot

✅ Eat like a bird: To eat very little

✅ Pack/put away: to eat or drink a large amount

Wolf down: Eat food very quickly

Force down: Make yourself eat when you don’t want to

Work up an appetite: Do something  to make you hungry

Make your mouth water: Something that makes you want to eat something

Eat humble pie: To accept shame( normally about being wrong )

✅ A dog-eat-dog world: An environment that is ruthlessly competitive

Out to lunch: To act crazily or strangely

Eat out of one’s hand: A person who has been brought under the control of another

Bite your tongue: Stop yourself from saying something that might be offensive.

Chew the fat: Chat

To want someone’s head on a platter: To be very angry with someone

Stuff your face: To eat a lot of food quickly and greedily

✅ Pig out: To eat a lot 

Polish off: To eat everything ( on a table of in a fridge )

Pick at: To eat very little because you are not interested in the food

✅ Snack on: To eat something between meals

✅ Bite off more than yo can chew: To take on more than you are capable of handling

Eat someone out of house and home: When a guest or visitor eats all of your food

Make a pig of oneself: Eat too much and too quickly in a way that is considered impolite

Eat own’s word/eat crow: (figurative)- to admit that you were wrong about something

 

Source: English Corner DT YVR-Classes on Tues/Wed/Thurs 330-430.


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