eating

See:
  • (do something) to excess
  • be eating (one's) dust
  • be eating (someone's) dust
  • eat (one's) greens
  • eat (one's) salt
  • eat (one's) words
  • eat (someone or something)
  • 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 horse
  • eat like a pig
  • eat nails
  • eat out
  • eat pussy
  • eat salt with (someone)
  • eat the bread of idleness
  • eat through (something)
  • eat up
  • fish-eating grin
  • have (someone) eating out of (one's) hand
  • have (someone) eating out of the palm of (one's) hand
  • have somebody eating out of your hand
  • have someone eating out of your hand
  • I wouldn't kick (someone) out of bed for eating crackers
  • I wouldn't throw (someone) out of bed for eating crackers
  • pie-eating grin
  • proof of the pudding is in the eating, the
  • proof of the pudding, the
  • the proof of the pudding is in the eating
  • What’s eating someone?
  • What's eating (someone)?
  • what's eating somebody?
  • what's eating someone
  • what's eating you
  • what's eating you?
  • What's eating?
References in periodicals archive
But I had become too weak, and I only wanted to use what energy I had to focus on not eating.
The new study, published in the January American Journal of Psychiatry, focused on 139 patients admitted to a Johns Hopkins treatment program for eating disorders between January 2000 and February 2003.
In fact, she adds, "people who eat more fruits and vegetables can get away with eating a higher-fat diet and still be lower in body weight, because the water in fruits and vegetables dilutes the calorie density."
Stadd recommends eating full-fat organic yogurts--but eating less of them, since flavor lost when fat is removed is often made up for in added sugars.
What Pollan fails to explicitly acknowledge, or perhaps even to concede at all, is that his brand of boutique eating is a luxury good.
But Brooks emphasizes that the issue is far more complicated: "While there is truth to this idea, it's more likely the ease that eating disorders develop when there are many factors at work over time, including family pressures, shame, and mixed messages about food, appearance, and weight.
Choose these high-protein foods at home and when you are eating out.
Wash fruits and vegetables well before eating and thoroughly cook shellfish.
Eating disorders among teens are much less common than obesity is.
"Eating out is the easy way to get meals we enjoy."
The effects of overeating and under-exercising are staggering, but camps have a role to play in addressing this public health problem and in encouraging healthy eating and active living among campers and staff.
Some studies have shown that people who eat fish tend to consume less meat and cheese, and may tend toward eating other healthy foods like vegetables and brown rice.
To determine the prevalence of diphyllobothriasis, we added a standard question about eating raw fish to our admission protocol from September 2004 to January 2005.
We have forgotten that eating is about nourishing our cells with the nutrients they need to function so that we may thrive.
Bedford High has some interesting eating customs that go back a few decades.