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pork out

VERB
eat
Synonyms
STRONGEST
attack bite chew devour dine feed ingest inhale nibble pick swallow
STRONG
absorb banquet bolt breakfast cram digest dispatch gorge gormandize graze lunch masticate munch nosh ruminate scarf scoff snack sup wolf
WEAK
break bread chow down dispose of fall to feast upon gobble up have a bite have a meal have for make pig of oneself partake of peck at pig out polish off put away take food take in take nourishment
Antonyms
STRONGEST
abstain
VERB
pig out
Synonyms
WEAK
Hoover binge blimp out devour dive in eat like a horse eat to excess feed gluttonize gobble gorge gormandize gulp guzzle overeat overindulge scarf scarf out shovel it in stuff oneself wolf wolf down

Example Sentences

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Ms Lutfiawati said she tried pork out of curiosity.

From BBC • Sep. 20, 2023

Farmers fear an overhaul of EU livestock regulations, which may phase out cages and extend industrial pollution limits to more farms, will cost billions and price EU pork out of export and domestic markets.

From Reuters • Jun. 12, 2023

But ask me in a year – when I hope you’ll find me in a crowd, leaning on a wall, eating slow-cooked pork out of a box.

From The Guardian • Jul. 4, 2020

Facing rising more demand for low-fat consumer goods and rising poultry consumption, in 1987, food trend experts estimated that chicken was poised to "push pork out of second place in consumer hearts" behind beef.

From Salon • Sep. 1, 2018

I pulled a chunk of pork out of the icebox.

From "The Red Car to Hollywood" by Jennie Liu