IELTS_Phrasal Verbs_FOOD | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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to eat a lot of something

pig out "The food was so good, so I pigged out"

to clean a table

Wipe down (a table)

to eat a little type of food in between meals

snack on

eat all the food on the plate, everything was eaten

polish off "Jen polished off her dinner; she polished off her wine"

eat food very quickly

Bolt down "I usually bolt down my breakfast so I won't get late for school."

to eat less

cut down on "I cut down on beer" "I cut down on candy; I cut down on sugar"

prepare something to eat very quickly

Whip up (a meal) "My mom who whips up dinner when she gets home after work."

share out something

Divide up "We divided up the restaurant bill."

start eating the food

Tuck in

cut food into pieces

Chop up "To prepare a bowl of salad, we need to chop up some leafy vegetables."

to stop eating something

Cut out "I cut out cakes and sugary drinks from my diet."

the main food you always eat, you eat a lot of it

live on "students live on mac and cheese"

take food/drinks to go

Take out

When you don't eat a lot, to eat a little especially when you are sad or sick. "I'm sad, so ______ my food"

pick at

make something warm

Warm up (something) "I can warm up the leftover soup for lunch."

order delivered food

Order in "I couldn't get of the house, so I ordered in from Grab Food."

to eat the food

Dig in "Dig in before the food gets cold."

drink (alcohol) quickly

Knock back "She was knocking back the champagne at Maria's party"

to go somewhere to eat; have a meal in a restaurant instead of at home

Eat out "I prefer to eat out since I don't know how to cook for myself."

cook food in hot oil or fat

Fry up