Pig out.
English
idiom
To eat a lot of food, way too much.
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To eat a lot of food, way too much.
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To eat a very large amount of food all at once, usually with great enjoyment.
When you pig out, you indulge without holding back — often more than you planned.
It's a casual expression used with friends or family and carries a playful, not usually negative, tone.
"Binge"
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To do something excessively, often repeatedly and out of habit
"Overindulge"
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To have too much of something, used more formally or with regret
"Pig out"
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Eating a very large amount of food in one sitting, usually with enjoyment
You look suspiciously full right now — what happened?
I completely pigged out at that client lunch — everything was incredible.
Want to come over and pig out on food from that new ramen place?
I've been waiting for someone to ask me that all week.
How was Thanksgiving at your place — everything go well?
We absolutely pigged out — four desserts and I regret nothing.
