ate

Antonyms for ate

past tense of eat (q.v.).

Here he cooked and ate his meals, and here he spent his solitary evenings.

She did not seem frightened, and ate readily the damper and sugar given her.

All that he touched and ate and wore and used was of the same material Absolute.

Although he ate little, the dining-room was empty when he finished.

So K. waited for "the season," and ate his heart out for Sidney in the interval.

But because it was a love-gift I ate all of it and was licking the basket-tray when Tse-tse came back.

I ate--I could eat now that I had had my Vision--and grew strong.

At the next water, he mixed some of the meal into a gruel and ate it.

I say my companion and I "talked" of these several sights and incidents as I ate my luncheon.

She ate as well as spoke in a hurried manner, and as if in defiance of her feelings.