to eat or have a meal

tasty; delicious

to be startled or taken aback by sudden or unexpected news or events

to eat one's fill

street food; snack

to be in an unfavorable position or at a disadvantage due to certain circumstances

(idiom) astounded; flabbergasted; taken aback

to consume food entirely; to finish eating something

to take medicine

to feel jealous (esp. because of a rival in love or affection)

the sound of muffled or suppressed laughter, such as giggling or tittering

to bear hardships

to consume food and beverages

requiring great physical or mental effort; laborious

to eat until nothing is left

be unable to eat any more due to being physically full

to be unable to tolerate or endure physically or mentally

to eat people; cannibalistic

to be a vegetarian

to abandon oneself to a life of pleasure; to lead a dissipated life of leisure while neglecting responsibilities

to eat raw

scarce or hard-pressed, particularly in relation to resources, manpower, or finances

highly valued, well-regarded, or in great demand

to soak up or take in liquid, as by fabric, paper, or soil

hardworking and enduring hardships

to speak with involuntary breaks, repetitions, or pauses; a speech impediment

to suck the breast for milk

gluttonous; voracious

to eat and drink as much as one likes, typically in a social or celebratory context

to live frugally

A casual eatery or shop that serves snacks, light meals, or refreshments.

to eat without paying or to eat for free

food and clothing; basic necessities of life

(idiom) to ask for trouble; to make a rod for one's own back

to eat or feed (specifically referring to the behavior of birds and animals)

to take liberties with someone (typically a woman), tease with sexual innuendo, or take advantage of someone

to eat indiscriminately

fond of eating while being averse to work; happy to partake but not prepared to do any labor; all take and no give

an arduous and thankless task; strenuous and unrewarding

to suffer a serious disadvantage, setback, or significant loss, often as a result of a mistake or being deceived

To rival someone for the affection of a man or woman, or to be jealous of a rival in a love affair.

to suffer consequences for one's actions or learn a lesson the hard way

to be much in demand or highly successful in a particular field

to be a guest at a dinner party

the way in which food is eaten or consumed, including etiquette or physical technique

responsive to gentle persuasion or kindness but resistant to force or pressure