feed face

feed (one's) face

slang To eat a lot of food, especially quickly and in a short period of time. I have to leave for my four-hour meeting in 15 minutes, and I don't want to be hungry later, so I need to feed my face real quick before I head out. Sorry, I'm not hungry for dinner—I really fed my face at the luncheon earlier.
See also: face, feed
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

feed one's face

Inf. to put food in one's mouth; to eat (something). You're always feeding your face. You're going to get fat. Stop feeding your face and listen to me.
See also: face, feed
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • feed (one's) face
  • feed one’s face
  • feed one's face
  • fill (one's) face
  • fill face
  • fill one’s face
  • stuff (one's) face
  • stuff face
  • stuff one’s face
  • stuff your face
References in periodicals archive
"For example, silage at the feed face is pushed up every two hours day and night, and by automating this, we have seen cow intakes rise - we're now putting one to two litres of extra milk per cow per day into the tank.
The system meets health and safety requirements, and can feed face masks, hoods, and other breathing devices.
"The Farm Pak products are a flexible and highly accessible solution, as they can be readily added to the TMR total mixed rations or fed at the feed face all year round.
Catalog featuring a full line of superabrasive cutting tools is divided into product sections, each focusing on a different type of tool, including Super Feed Endmills, Super Feed Face Mills, Super Speed Face Mills, Rotary 'Fools, and ANSI/ISO PCD and PCBN inserts.