overeat; gorge(to eat greedily until one is full • He gorged himself on fruit at the party); gormandize; stuff; surfeit; gluttonize; engorge; overfeed; make a pig of oneself; eat head off; load stomach with food; gorge a heavy meal; make a hog of oneself(Anglophile); be stuffed(Franka_LV); eat to excess; corrode; eat round; gnaw round; nibble; batten; cram; gourmandise(Andrey Truhachev); gourmandize(Andrey Truhachev); eat too much of(with instr. or gen.); gorge oneself on(чем-либо, тж. без "oneself" || To eat something eagerly and usually to excess; to stuff oneself with something. • I didn't mean to gorge myself on cake at the party—it was just so good!thefreedictionary.com • Don't gorge yourself on the snacks. Dinner is in ten minutes. • A morbidly obese wild monkey who gorged himself on junk food and soda left behind by tourists has been rescued and placed on a strict diet ...); pig out; feast on(sth. – чем-л. ||| "Feast on" means to eat a large amount of food with great enjoyment, or to take great pleasure in something. It can be used literally to describe eating, such as "feasting on steak and potatoes," or figuratively to describe enjoying a non-food item, like "feasting on a beautiful view".
Literal meaning (food)
To eat a lot of food: To consume a large quantity of food, often delicious or special food.
Examples: "We feasted on barbecued chicken and beer" or "The guests feasted on quails and caviar".
Figurative meaning (enjoyment)
To take great pleasure in something: To enjoy something to the fullest, not limited to food.
Examples: "She feasted on the beautiful scenery during her hike" or "They feasted their eyes on the beautiful sunset". (AI Overview) • Grizzly Bear feasting on barnacles, Knight's Inlet, B.C.x.comART Vancouver)
stuff one's face(with sth. – чем-л • Some people argue that if you tax fast food, maybe that'll stop people from stuffing their face with Big Macs. – перестанут объедатьсяART Vancouver); feed one's face(тоже самое, что stuff one's face Commissioner)
binge(Sunny Slonik); overeat(oneself); sponge; eat someone out of house and home; stuff oneself; gorge on(with sth. – чем-л. | *предлог on обязателен* • The entire month of October. Driving around with no aim other than to look at all the glorious Halloween displays. Gorging on the 2800 pumpkin flavoured things. Watching classics at a drive-in movie with the perfect blanket.(nsnews.com)ART Vancouver)
eat one's head off; gorge oneself on something(чем-либо – also "gorge on something" • Some of the best charcuterie comes from this area, where wild pigs have gorged themselves on the fallen chestnuts.yourdictionary.com • At 6pm, gorged myself on some rather fatty belly of pork. • Sofia watched the plates swap out before her as those around her gorged themselves on gourmet dishes she'd only seen on TV.); gorge on something(чем-либо – тж. gorge oneself on something – example provided by ART Vancouver • Gorging on the 2800 pumpkin flavoured things.); stuff down; stuff one's face(to eat a large amount of food); surfeit on
thefreedictionary.com • Don't gorge yourself on the snacks. Dinner is in ten minutes. • A morbidly obese wild monkey who gorged himself on junk food and soda left behind by tourists has been rescued and placed on a strict diet ...); pig out; feast on (sth. – чем-л. ||| "Feast on" means to eat a large amount of food with great enjoyment, or to take great pleasure in something. It can be used literally to describe eating, such as "feasting on steak and potatoes," or figuratively to describe enjoying a non-food item, like "feasting on a beautiful view".
Literal meaning (food)
To eat a lot of food: To consume a large quantity of food, often delicious or special food.
Examples: "We feasted on barbecued chicken and beer" or "The guests feasted on quails and caviar".
Figurative meaning (enjoyment)
To take great pleasure in something: To enjoy something to the fullest, not limited to food.
Examples: "She feasted on the beautiful scenery during her hike" or "They feasted their eyes on the beautiful sunset". (AI Overview) • Grizzly Bear feasting on barnacles, Knight's Inlet, B.C. 