to eat one's fill

physically full, rounded, or well-filled

saturated; filled to capacity

to suffer or be subjected to something negative extensively or for a long duration

having enough food and warm clothing; being adequately provided for in terms of basic necessities

to be full of (emotion); to brim with (love, tears etc)

to feast one's eyes on something; to enjoy a visual feast

to eat one's fill

to enjoy fully, such as food or scenery

to have eaten and drunk to one's heart's content

to look at or take in a view, scenery, or sight extensively and thoroughly

to be full after eating

to enrich oneself by misappropriating public funds, skimming money, or accepting bribes

to eat one's fill or enjoy a delicious meal

having experienced many severe difficulties, trials, and vicissitudes throughout one's life

having lived through many changes

to feast one's eyes on

to read extensively or intensively

feeling full from drinking a lot of water or consuming a liquid-heavy meal

to misappropriate or line one's pockets with public funds

to spend the whole day eating and doing nothing; to be a gluttonous idler

to have experienced or endured a great deal of something, typically referring to hardships or the vicissitudes of life.

to feast one's eyes on something beautiful or interesting

possessing deep and extensive knowledge; highly learned

having experienced much suffering

the well-fed cannot know how the starving suffer

to beat or thump repeatedly with one's fist

to eat a hearty meal until one is full

to fill one's belly before the battle

to eat until completely full; to eat to satiety or be stuffed to the gills

to have eyes bigger than one's belly

full of vigor, lively, or in high spirits

to eat until one is full or to satisfy hunger by cramming food into the stomach

The well-fed cannot know how the starving suffer (idiom).

having nothing better to do (often used to criticize someone for doing something unnecessary or meddlesome)

having nothing better to do

a restaurant service or meal style where a fixed price allows unlimited food consumption

to belch (on a full stomach)

physical comfort breeds lust, while hunger and cold lead to theft

to stuff one's pockets or enrich oneself through dishonest means

To swell to bursting (after having eaten too much).

To eat one's fill all day long and do no work; to be sated with food while remaining idle and having nothing to occupy one's mind.