pig out
US /pɪɡ aʊt/
・UK /piɡ aut/
A1
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo eat a large amount of food, often quickly and greedily.
I'm going to pig out on pizza tonight.
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The Science of BACON!
- Bottom line is, when you do pig out, keep it in moderation - and a few antioxidant rich
Bottom line is, when you do pig out, keep it in moderation - and a few antioxidant rich
- Bottom line is, when you do pig out, keep it in moderation - and a few antioxidant rich
Bottom line is, when you do pig out, keep it in moderation - and a few antioxidant rich
11 PIG expressions in English: "pig out", "pig tails", "piggy back"...
- "pig out".
"pig out".
- Pig out. So, the pig's leaving? Not sure, here. So, "pig out" means you ate
Pig out. So, the pig's leaving? Not sure, here. So, "pig out" means you ate
Phrasal Verbs and Expressions about FOOD
- at all of these sentences, okay? "Pick at", "snack on", "pig out", "polish off". These
at all of these sentences, okay? "Pick at", "snack on", "pig out", "polish off". These
- "Pick at", "snack on", "pig out", "polish off".
"Pick at", "snack on", "pig out", "polish off".
Animal idioms and expressions in English
- We've got two more. And I love these two and so will you. "To pig out." Notice our svelte pig.
We've got two more. And I love these two and so will you. "To pig out." Notice our svelte pig.
- "Svelte" means "skinny." Quite clearly, this pig is not skinny. "To pig out" means
"Svelte" means "skinny." Quite clearly, this pig is not skinny. "To pig out" means
Adventures in HONG KONG (part 1) ♡ vlog | SHERRY W.
- Pig out, of course.
Pig out, of course.
- Pig out, of course.
Pig out, of course.
Animal Phrasal Verbs! "Clam up", "wolf down", "monkey around"...
- We also have "pig out," which isn't on the board, but I've taught you that before.
We also have "pig out," which isn't on the board, but I've taught you that before.
- We also have pig out, which isn't on the board, but I've taught you that before.
We also have pig out, which isn't on the board, but I've taught you that before.
Vocabulary for EATING and DRINKING
- So, I'm looking at a book. I'll say... Oh, what's this? "Time to pig out, Mr. E? It's
So, I'm looking at a book. I'll say... Oh, what's this? "Time to pig out, Mr. E? It's
- 'Time to pig out, Mr.
'Time to pig out, Mr.
Top 10 Ways To Lose Weight On Your Bike
- Fueling less on the bike can mean that you need to pig out when you get home, or worse
Fueling less on the bike can mean that you need to pig out when you get home, or worse
- Fueling less on the bike can mean that you need to pig out when you get home, or worse still, slows your metabolism.
Fueling less on the bike can mean that you need to pig out when you get home, or worse still, slows your metabolism.
Eating: Phrasal verbs with Georgie ?
- Now, pig out might be obvious if you think about it, we think about pigs eating a lot of food.
Now, pig out might be obvious if you think about it, we think about pigs eating a lot of food.