Eat
Put away
Put away verb - To take in as food.
Usage example: can easily put away an entire bowl of popcorn at a single sitting
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- Since he's refusing food, Marge forces Bart, Lisa, and Maggie to eat what Homer would normally put away at dinner, which makes all three kids balloon to a much fatter size.
Source: Temporary Bulk Change -
Super Show could easily put away a lot of food, especially pasta, although his skinnier brother, Luigi could eat just as much sometimes.
Source: Big Eater / Western Animation - Big Eater: The Op, though it's downplayed— that said, at one point he notes "Even the kind of meal I eat doesn't take that long to put away".
Source: Literature / The Continental Op
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