gobbled
Wolfed it down
Gobbled is the past tense of gobble, meaning to eat quickly and greedily: He gobbled his dinner and ran outside.
It also describes the sound a turkey makes.
To gobble up is to consume eagerly or completely: The company gobbled up its competitors.
Passed through throat
- absorbedTook in fully
- depletedSeverely reduced or emptied
- exhaustedUtterly depleted of energy
- used upEntirely consumed or expended
spent · drained · monopolized · taken · claimed · seized · acquired · appropriated
Greedy excess in consumption
- voracityIntense, consuming hunger
- ravenousExtremely hungry, insatiable
- insatiableImpossible to satisfy
- greedyExcessively wanting more
excess · indulgence · overeating · bingeing · feasting · gorging · piggish · voracious
swallowed
Passed through throat
used up · spent · drained · monopolized · taken · claimed · seized · acquired · appropriated
devour
Eat greedily and fast
inhale · bolt · gorge · chow down · swallow · munch · chomp · snarf · engulf · consume
gluttony
Greedy excess in consumption
- voracityIntense, consuming hunger
- ravenousExtremely hungry, insatiable
- insatiableImpossible to satisfy
greedy · excess · indulgence · overeating · bingeing · feasting · gorging · piggish · voracious · hoggish
turkey
Wattled North American fowl
snood · caruncle · strut · flock · Thanksgiving · poult · roost · barnyard · fowl · game bird
- gobbled upAte rapidly, completely
- gobble upEat fast and eagerly
- gobbling upEating fast and greedily
- gobble gobble
- turkey gobbleMale poultry's distinctive call
- turkey gobblerMale of the species
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