EAT

Take in solid food

Example: "She was eating a banana"

• wash down
• fress
• gluttonise  11
• gluttonize  20
• • wolf  10
  • wolf down
  • slurp  7
  • fare  7
  • peck  12
  • peck at
  • pick at
  • peck  12
  • pick up
  • bolt  6
  • gobble  11
  • bolt down
  • garbage down
  • gobble up
  • shovel in
  • nibble  10
  • pick  12
  • piece  9
  • ruminate  10
  • devour  10
  • guttle  7
  • pig  6
  • raven  8
  • eat up
  • finish  12
  • polish off
  • fill  7
  • fill up
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Eat a meal; take a meal

Example: "We did not eat until 10 p.m. because there were so many phone calls"

• consume  11
• have  10
• ingest  7
• take  8

• take out
• victual  12
• dine in
• eat in
• • dine out
  • eat out
  • dine  5
  • picnic  12
  • break bread
  • dig in
  • pitch in
  • nosh  7
  • snack  11
  • mess  6
  • lunch  10
  • brunch  13
  • breakfast  18
  • banquet  18
  • feast  8
  • junket  17
  • binge  8
  • englut  7
  • engorge  9
  • glut  5
  • gorge  7
  • gormandise  14
  • gormandize  23
  • gourmandize  24
  • ingurgitate  13
  • overeat  10
  • overgorge  14
  • overindulge  16
  • pig out
  • satiate  7
  • scarf out
  • stuff  11
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Take in food; used of animals only

Example: "This dog doesn't eat certain kinds of meat"

• feed  8

• consume  11
• have  10
• ingest  7
• take  8

• forage  10
• raven  8
• suckle  12
• browse  11
• • crop  8
  • graze  15
  • pasture  9
  • range  6
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Worry or cause anxiety in a persistent way

Example: "What's eating you?"

• eat on

Use up (resources or materials)

Example: "This car consumes a lot of gas"

• consume  11
• deplete  10
• eat up
• exhaust  17
• use up
• wipe out

• drop  7
• expend  16
• spend  8

• run out
• drain  6
• indulge  9
• luxuriate  16
• • burn  6
  • burn off
  • burn up
  • spend  8
  • exhaust  17
  • play out
  • sap  5
  • tire  4
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Cause to deteriorate due to the action of water, air, or an acid

Example: "The acid corroded the metal"

• corrode  10
• rust  4