eaten up
Gone from plate
Eaten up describes being consumed or overwhelmed by an emotion or condition: She was eaten up with guilt, He's eaten up by jealousy.
In Southern American English, eaten up often means covered or infested: The dog was eaten up with fleas, That field is eaten up with weeds.
To be eaten up with something can also mean obsessively devoted to it: He's eaten up with football.
Ate rapidly, voraciously
snarfed · inhaled · polished off · demolished · ravished · feasted · savored · noshed
Fully used or eaten
- fixatedObsessively attached or focused
- preoccupiedMentally elsewhere, not present
- engrossedWholly absorbed in something
- absorbedTook in fully
infatuated · possessed · hooked · immersed · captivated · enthralled · gripped · haunted
gobbled
Ate rapidly, voraciously
bolted · snarfed · inhaled · polished off · demolished · ravished · feasted · savored · noshed · nibbled
consumed
Fully used or eaten
- fixatedObsessively attached or focused
- preoccupiedMentally elsewhere, not present
- engrossedWholly absorbed in something
absorbed · infatuated · possessed · hooked · immersed · captivated · enthralled · gripped · haunted · tormented
rusted
Corroded by moisture
- decayedBroken down organically
- erodedGradually degraded by elements
- deterioratedBecame worse over time
degraded · worn away · pitted · disintegrated · crumbled · oxidized · tarnished · rotted · gnawed · weathered
eaten upuntouched
Not contacted or affected
uneaten · intact · unconsumed · remaining · whole
eaten upat peace
In a calm state
unbothered · untroubled · indifferent · unaffected · unfazed
eat, eats, eating, eaten, uneaten, eatery, eater, overeat, eatable