To be full up : an exaggerated way (very hungry) to be starving hungry

: to eat to the point that to be full up

: an exaggerated way (very hungry) to be starving hungry
: to eat something very quickly to bolt something down
: an exaggerated way (hungry) to be dying of hunger
: to eat the correct types to eat a balanced diet
: to eat a lot to eat like a horse
: to cook a meal using instructions to follow a recipe
: to pay the bill to foot the bill
 somebody who has their own a fussy eater:
: to eat something quickly to grab a bite to eat
: to enjoy sugary food to have a sweet tooth
: food cooked at home home-cooked food
: the most important meal the main meal
: to make you feel very hungry to make your mouth water
: to push food around to play with your food
: commercially prepared food processed food
 to eat a small amount of food a quick snack:
: see ‘processed food’ a ready meal
: a large meal a slap up meal
: to eat something that will stop to spoil your appetite
: a cooked meal prepared in a restaurant a take away
: to eat something with pleasure to tuck into
: to entertain someone by treating to wine and dine
: to do physical work to work up an appetite

: to go to classes to attend classes

: an undergraduate course bachelors degree
: a school where pupils boarding school
: a way of studying where tuition is carried distance learning
: as opposed to distance learning face-to-face classes
: to progress less quickly