out-eat
verb[T]
(alsoouteat)uk/ˌaʊtˈiːt/us/ˌaʊt̬ˈiːt/out-ate|out-eatentoeatmorefoodthan someoneelse:
Despite being super-thin, she would always out-eat herdad.
He always out-ate me at theall-you-can-eatbuffet.
- IthinkI can out-eat anyone when it comes topopcorn- it's just sodelicious.
- Thefilmfeaturesanotoriousscenewith anextremeeatingcompetitionwhere theparticipantstryto outeat one another.
- It was abignightout where I was out-eaten and out-drunk by all theothers.
Eating
- al desko
- binge
- binge eating
- bite
- break breadidiom
- cram
- fall on/uponsomeone
- feast
- feast onsomething
- feeder
- feeding
- mainline
- pick
- pick atsomething
- picnic
- pig
- pig out
- shovel
- trough
- tuck