Eat

683 clues
Down
Feed
Dine
Chew
Nosh
Gnaw
Chow
Lets
Annoy
Graze
Lunch
Erode
Chomp
Munch
Snack
Feast
Scoff
Fress
Use up
Absorb
Nibble
Ravage
Drink.
Brunch
Gobble
Ingest
Devour
Take in
Peck at
Swallow
Pig out
Fill up
Mangia!
Consume
Fall to
Dig in?
Corrode
___shit
Feed on
Tuck in
Dine on
Nosh on
Put away
Have ___
Chew out
___ crow
Dig into
Get down
Grub out
Have tea
MRE part
Nag (at)
Lunch on
Lap (up)
Take tea
Snack on
Not fast
Pack away
Wear down
Wear away
Gulp down
Breakfast
Cutthroat
Chow down
Gobble up
Deli verb
Down food
Have chow
Have food
Have hash
Nosh, say
Tuck into
Bore into
Grab grub
Do brunch
Wolf, say
Take food
Nibble on
Bolt down
Do lunch?
Tuck away
Sushi fish
Munch (on)
Finish off
Partake of
Have lunch
'Sup, ___?
Bolt, e.g.
Cook's cry
Do dinner?
Get a bite
Have a sub
Have halva
Have wings
Nosh, e.g.
Scarf, say
Stop fast?
Use a fork
Banquet on
Food order
Graze, say
Snack, say
Lunch, say
Enjoy food
Take sides
End a fast
Feast (on)
Fill up on
Gormandize
Scarf down
Pack it in
Polish off
Use as fuel
Have a meal
Have a cow?
Have supper
Have a bite
Break bread
Wolf (down)
Diner sign.
Nibble away
Become full
Break fast?
Break fasts
Dine or sup
Dog ___ dog
Down a hero
Down a meal
Enjoy lotte
Gobble, say
Graze, e.g.
Have a date
Have a nosh
Lunch order
Sink a sub?
Take a bite
Down sides?
Get fed up?
Have a taco
Ingest food
Part of MRE
Take a side
Have a hero
Take tiffin
___ and run
Have brunch
Enjoy lunch
Get stuffed
Mom's order
Gobble down
Lunch, e.g.
Grab a bite
Have dinner
Tuckered out
Enjoy a meal
Consume food
___ my dust!
Break breaad
Clean plates
Dog-dog link
Don't starve
End the fast
Enjoy a nosh
Go to brunch
Go to dinner
Have breasts
Have peanuts
Please Julia
Savor supper
Take plaice?
Grab a plate
Have a bagel
Have a beef?
Have sashimi
Pack it away
Ready-to-___
Be corrosive
Enjoy dinner
Stop fasting
Take in food
Fast no more
Break a fast
Have a snack
Take courses?
Run's partner
Have a repast
Roadside sign
''Have some''
Attack a sub?
Bolt, perhaps
Clean a plate
Enjoy courses
Enjoy dessert
Enjoy potluck
Fast opposite
Finish a fast
Have a muffin
Have some pie
Make all gone
Mom's coaxing
Mother's plea
Take a course
Take on carbs
Do lunch, say
Have a burger
Snack or nosh
Be a consumer
Dinner order?
Get some grub
Take the bait
Be a gourmand
Mom's command
Parent's order
Have something
Help yourself!
Pecking order?
Take the cake?
Make a meal of
Enjoy a repast
Cook's command
Down beef, say
Enjoy a muffin
Erode or annoy
Feed your face
Finish fasting
Have for lunch
Have some cake
Partner of run
Start a course
Stop for lunch
Wear (through)
Attack a hero?
Emulate Horner
Fast no longer
Grab some grub
Refuel oneself
Work on a sub?
Do lunch, e.g.
Mother's order
Enjoy a buffet
Don't go fast?
Have some food
Fill the bill?
Have some grub
Have breakfast
Down duck, say
Put down a hero
___ one's words
Put away dishes
Emulate Pac-Man
Partake of food
___ up (go for)
___ up (relish)
____ at: bother
___, Pray, Love
The pig was ___
All-you-can-___
Attack a spread
Cause corrosion
Conquer aphagia
Don't go hungry
Down a doughnut
Down a torpedo?
Get to the poi?
Have a sandwich
Have break-fast
Have appetizers
Have chops, say
Have lunch, say
Have some wings
Mother's charge
No longer fast?
Please the cook
Put away a hero
Take in courses
Take internally
Take in takeout
Take sides, say
Take the course
Use a refectory
Warmth, in Soho
When do we ___?
Have your cake?
Raid the icebox
Savor the sushi
Satisfy edacity
Worry, with "at
Don the feedbag
Enjoy, with "up
Have one's fill
Nourish oneself
Stuff your face
Take sustenance
Complete a fast
Jimmy ___ World
Raid the fridge
Put dishes away?
Mom's admonition
Opposite of fast
Reduce the fare?
Have a nice meal
Get takeout, say
Corrode or erode
You look hungry!
Act the gourmand
Brunch as a verb
Consume victuals
Down a sub, e.g.
Down a submarine
Down a hero, say
End a crash diet
End a juice fast
Enjoy for dinner
Enjoy the picnic
Have a date, say
Have a hamburger
Have brunch, say
Have chips, e.g.
Have dinner, say
Have for dessert
Have some Kisses
Hostess's urging
Ingest some food
Knock off a sub?
Patronize a deli
Peck at, perhaps
Relish, with "up
Take a side, say
Take on calories
Weird Al "___ It
Work on the side
Consume calories
Enjoy the buffet
Have the special
Take in a course
Use the feed bag
Enjoy an entrée
Gormandize, e.g.
Mother's command
Absorb, as costs
Chew and swallow
Get into a stew?
Refuel, in a way
Take in take-out
Take nourishment
Work on a course
Stuff one's face
Bother, with "at
Take some courses
Clean your plate!
___ crow (recant)
Have some quiche!
Accept, as losses
Absorb, as losses
Clear the dishes?
Consume breakfast
Cook's invitation
Dog-dog connector
Down a comestible
Enjoy a kiss, say
Enjoy a date, say
Enjoy the takeout
Fuel up, in a way
Get the fare down
Have a salad, say
Have hummus, e.g.
Make a fast stop?
Make a fast break
Partake of a meal
Sample the shrimp
Run's counterpart
Sink a submarine?
Use (up), as time
Vex (with ''at'')
Clean off plates?
Enjoy a good meal
Fill up, in a way
Go on after grace
Grandma's command
Have some havarti
Lunch invitation?
Refuel one's body
Satisfy a craving
Work on a platter
Do a daily ritual
Erode, with "away
Mom's exhortation
Patronize a diner
Clean one's plate
Finish the course
Absorb, as a loss
Absorb, as a cost
Put on the feedbag
Put away, in a way
Annoy, so to speak
Please, have some!
You're too skinny!
Attack one's plate
Consume or corrode
Down the pike, say
End to all you can
Enjoy a pizza, say
Enjoy oysters, say
Enjoy, as bok choy
Evaluate a course?
Expand one's belly
Fill one's stomach
Finish off a hero?
Go picnicking, say
Graze, for example
Hass's "___ to Win
Have a bite to ___
Have a date, maybe
Host's exhortation
Partake of pâte
Rake in the chips?
Put groceries away
Revel in, with "up
Take in solid food
Tie on the feedbag
Wolf chicken, e.g.
Enjoy some courses
Enjoy some kisses?
Grab a bite to ___
Haas's "___ to Win
Mom's dinner order
Signora's "Mangia!
Down at the mouth?
Mother's directive
Throw back a fish?
Take in sustenance
Breakfast or lunch
Dinner invitation?
Dinner exhortation
The Atlantic, e.g.
Absorb the cost of
Have a little lamb?
Put away the dishes
Put on the feed bag
Bear the expense of
___ up (delight in)
Finish your dinner!
Soup's getting cold
Chew the fat, maybe
Corrode, with "away
Dig in, so to speak
Dig into, as dinner
Dispose of a course
Down with the mouth
Enjoy baba ghanoush
Enjoy Wh___ies, say
Get some duck down?
Listen to your gut?
Make full, in a way
Motherly injunction
Partake at a buffet
Scarf down, perhaps
Sit down for a meal
Take off the table?
Work on a date, say
Act the trencherman
End a hunger strike
Quell some rumbles?
Work on a submarine
Enjoy a smorgasbord
Go on a fast break?
Take in nourishment
Proceed after grace
Have, as a Pop-Tart
Act on a primal urge
'Have some lasagna!'
Does ___ oats . . .
I could ___ a horse!
You are what you ___
Be a hero worshiper?
Bolt down some nuts?
Demolish a casserole
Dine, in this puzzle
Dinnertime directive
Dispose of leftovers
End a certain strike
Erode, with ''into''
Fulfill a basic need
Have a burger, maybe
Have a piece of cake
Have some fruit, say
Have the usual, e.g.
Listen to one's gut?
Lunch order from Mom
Make a sub disappear
Make like the Sprats
Polish off some chow
Put down a dog, say?
What to do at Joe's?
Have a sandwich, say
Have lunch or dinner
Have today's special
Use (up), as savings
Warrant "Dog ___ Dog
Cook's encouragement
Halt a hunger strike
Use a knife and fork
Satisfy the munchies
..., drink & be merry
Have some of this pie
I hate to --- and run
After-grace directive
Break a hunger strike
Down a submarine, say
Have the special, say
Make dates disappear?
Parent's diner order?
Practice on a slider?
Put away, so to speak
Take a course or two?
Take tiffin in London
What to do with fruit
Enjoy the smorgasbord
Grandmother's command
Put away some dishes?
Absorb, as an expense
Raid the refrigerator
Step one to be merry?
Put away the groceries
Celebrate Thanksgiving
Patronize a restaurant
Post-grace exhortation
Burn through, as money
Chow down or gobble up
Down duck, for example
Drop down one's throat
Engage in some capers?
Fail to eschew edibles
Have a sandwich, maybe
Have a snack or a meal
Have the special, e.g.
Make a hero disappear?
Parental encouragement
Patronize a food truck
Please the cordon bleu
Tackle the comestibles
Take down, as a sundae
Take tea in Trowbridge
Word linking two dogs?
Work on a sub, perhaps
All-you-can-___ buffet
Have dinner or a snack
Don't let it get cold!
Word between two dogs?
''___ your heart out!''
___ before it gets cold
Aerosmith "___ the Rich
Chew the fat-free, e.g.
Dissolve with acid, say
Do a course evaluation?
Give in to the munchies
Pack it in, so to speak
Patronize a dining hall
Respond to hunger pangs
Scarf stuffing, perhaps
Stuff in a muffin, say?
Take back (one's words)
Use knife and fork, say
Put away the leftovers?
Really bother, with "at
Break fast or breakfast
Indulge in some capers?
Have a little something
Put away one's groceries
Robbie's grace continues
___ crow (suffer defeat)
___ one's words (recant)
Finish those vegetables!
Dig in, yet fill a hole?
Discommode (with ''at'')
Enjoy an Almond Joy, say
Gourmand's "middle name.
Have some pizza, perhaps
Pack away some bow ties?
Partake of a smorgasbord
Really trouble, with "at
Word before crow or dirt
Word between dog and dog
Dinner table exhortation
Get stuck for, as a cost
___, drink, and be merry!
Dinner host's exhortation
Enjoy the salad bar, e.g.
First of a carousing trio
Give in to a gut feeling?
Succumb to a snack attack
Take care of one's hunger
Take care of the munchies
Take tiffin in Trowbridge
Urging from a dinner host
I earn that I ___": Shak.
Take back, as one's words
Show consumer confidence?
Follow your gut instinct?
___ humble pie (apologize)
All-you-can-___ restaurant
Compete like Joey Chestnut
Command to hesitant diners
Enjoy brunch, for instance
Gilbert's "___, Pray, Love
Emulate Little Jack Horner
k.d. lang "All You Can ___
___ crow (take it all back)
Do some carbo-loading, e.g.
First of a much-quoted trio
Gobble, down or gobble down
Make a submarine disappear?
Take a loss on, so to speak
Welcome word for chowhounds
Get stuck with, as the cost
Have a frog in one's throat?
All you can __": buffet sign
Please Don't --- the Daisies
Word with crow or humble pie
... and what to do with them
Stop playing with your food!
One way to reduce one's fare
Thing you hate to do and run
Come on, before it gets cold!
Go ahead, begin Thanksgiving!
Allman Brothers' "___ a Peach
Alt-rock band Jimmy ___ World
First of a hard-partying trio
___ my shorts!": Bart Simpson
Be humiliated, ... humble pie
Get take out and then tuck in
What to do after being served
___ ME (words on Alice's cake)
Dispose of leftovers, in a way
Have your cake and ___ it, too
Mother's cry at a dinner table
Partake of this puzzle's theme
Exhortation after saying grace
Dinnertime exhortation, perhaps
Elizabeth Gilbert title starter
Absorb the cost of, as a ticket
To really enjoy a meal, do this
Unneeded command for chowhounds
___ This, Not That!" (diet book)
Get rid of some leftovers, maybe
Fill one's bill with krill, e.g.
''Put some meat on those bones!''
What one must do to be a gourmand
___ my shorts!" (Bart Simpson cry)
I slaved over a hot stove for you!
It's a dog ___ dog world out there
Julia Roberts film, "___ Pray Love
What may be found between two dogs
David Lee Roth: "___ 'Em and Smile
'00 Everlast album "___ at Whitey's
'03 Limp Bizkit song "___ You Alive
Mother's urging at the dinner table
___ a Peach" (Allman Brothers album)
Duane Allman's farewell "___ a Peach
Some hate to do this before they run
Cymbals ___ Guitars (indie rock band)
Every other letter of "repast," aptly
Partner of ''drink'' and ''be merry''
Do this before you drink and be merry
___, Pray, Love" (best-selling memoir)
Let's ___!" (words after saying grace)
___ no onions nor garlic . . . ": Shak.
You can't have your cake and ___ it too
___ Pray Love" (2010 Julia Roberts film)
___ Pray Love" (2010 Julia Roberts movie)
___ my shorts!" (Bart Simpson catchphrase)
Follow an implied final recipe instruction
Umphrey's McGee song for the dinner table?
___, Pray, Love" (Elizabeth Gilbert memoir)
Have eucalyptus leaves, if you're a koala (1)
___, Pray, Love" (2006 Elizabeth Gilbert memoir)
___, Pray, Love" (Elizabeth Gilbert best-seller)
O, will you ___ no grapes, my royal fox?" : Shak.
___ my shorts!" (insulting Bart Simpson catchphrase)
___ This, Not That! The No-Diet Weight Loss Solution!
___, Pray, Love" (2006 Elizabeth Gilbert best seller)
Verb whose past tense is formed by moving the first letter to the end
___ People: And Other Unapologetic Rules for Game-Changing Entrepreneurs
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