ate

See:
  • (do something) to excess
  • ate up with (someone or something)
  • ate up with someone/something
  • dog ate my homework
  • dog ate my homework, the
  • eat (one's) greens
  • eat (one's) gun
  • eat (one's) own dog food
  • eat (one's) salt
  • eat (one's) words
  • eat (something or someone) for breakfast
  • eat (something) off
  • eat (something) out of (something)
  • eat and run
  • eat at the Y
  • eat away
  • eat crap
  • eat crow
  • eat dirt
  • eat face
  • eat for two
  • eat high off the hog
  • eat high on the hog
  • eat humble pie
  • eat in
  • eat into (something)
  • eat it
  • eat it up
  • eat like a bird
  • eat like a pig
  • eat nails
  • eat out
  • eat pussy
  • eat the bread of idleness
  • eat through (something)
  • eat up
  • how the cow ate the cabbage
  • like the cat that got the cream
  • look like the cat that ate the canary
  • the cat that ate the canary
  • the dog ate my homework
  • who ate all the pies
References in periodicals archive
Those who ate both quickly and to satiety were three times likelier to be overweight.
In her two-day studies, people ate 24 percent fewer calories when offered foods with lower calorie density (for example, a lower-fat, less-cheese pizza with veggies on top).
All infected patients ate raw fresh Atlantic salmon and some ate a local fish, Centropomus undecimalis, in sushi or sashimi.
The social worker remarked that the residents ate better when they ate in the dining room.
Animals ate their assigned diet for 4 weeks then received a mild brain injury.
The researchers calculated that the pancreatic cancer rate was about 40 out of 100,000 for those who ate the most processed meat in this study, but only half as high for those who ate the least.
* Mortality from heart disease was 20 percent lower in occasional meat-eaters, 34 percent lower in those who ate fish but not meat, 34 percent lower in lacto-ovo vegetarians, and 26 percent lower in vegans compared to regular meat-eaters.
Of 300 potential controls randomly selected from factory workers who ate in the cafeteria on July 11 or 12, 291 (97%) responded to the questionnaire.
Males are less likely to starve themselves to death; instead, many exercise excessively to get rid of the calories they ate a condition known as exercise bulimia, which is also becoming very common in girls.
Among the 31,000 Adventists studied, those who ate nuts more than four times a week were half as likely to die of a heart attack as those who ate nuts less than once a week.
When I was little, my parents had problems so I ate to forget about what was going on at home.
since that day at the market, I thought about what I ate and what the animals thought before they were heartlessly put to death.
"When we ate bread," she says, "my grandmother would brush the crumbs into her hands and feed them to the chickens.
In another study, women who ate nine or more servings of fruits and vegetables had a 31% lower risk of stroke than did those who ate only two servings a day.
The patient reported that he ate a seafood salad in the canteen of his work place on 5 June and that three out of the four persons who ate the same kind of salad also had abdominal symptoms.