chuck down

chuck (something) down

To eat something quickly. The puppy really chucked that food down—he must have been starving.

chuck something down

Sl. to eat something very quickly. Don't just chuck your food down. Enjoy it! I'll be with you as soon as I chuck down this hamburger.

See also: chuck, down

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

chuck something down
chuck (something) down
chuck it down
chow down
chow something down
bounce up and down
boogie down
boogie down to (some place)
boogie down to somewhere
be down to something

References in classic literature

From it depended the trail rope and grapnel, and over the sides of the car were a number of canvas bags that Bert decided must be ballast to "chuck down" if the balloon fell.

The War in the Air

Sometimes the stubborn kids playing the fireworks would chuck down small handy streamers over the yard-walls of houses for extra fun.

Night of forgiveness

I got told off for throwing stones at his windows, p*** up, asking him to chuck down some bacon rolls"Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher "I can die happy now ...

QUOTES OF THE DAY

I got told off for throwing stones at his windows, pissed-up, asking him to chuck down some bacon rolls" Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher "I can die happy now ...

THEY SAID WHAT?

I got told off for throwing stones at his windows p***d up, asking him to chuck down bacon rolls."

Liam's rock'n'hurl with Jamie

May i stress i am not criticising our postman - a good man, always smiling despite what the heavens sometimes chuck down at him.

Moaning losers should form new political party; Get in touch - tell us what you think Email: ecletters@walesonline.co.uk Twitter: @WalesOnline Facebook: facebook.com/WalesOnline Post: Media Wales, 6 Park Street, Cardiff CF10 1XR Postal changes so annoying

With childhood obesity on the rise - 25 per cent of boys and 33 per cent of girls aged between two and 19 are now overweight or obese - parents must accept responsibility for what their kids chuck down their throats.

Home is where the heartbreak is for 63st teen

Speaking as he descended the five-mile long Llanberis Path for a second time yesterday afternoon, Mike, 36, of Swindon, said: "I'll call ahead to base camp so they can get some food on, chuck down some soup for five minutes, then go back up the mountain again.

I'll run up Snowdon 5 times in 24 hours; Ex-soldier to go through night for record bid

"As a citizen I don't chuck down rubbish because I'm proud of the city.

THE GUM BUSTERS; Why the city is so determined to stamp out the chewing gum litter louts

It's not just A & E who bear the brunt of all this excessive boozing but the increasing number of people who suffer from serious illnesses, including liver disease and cancer which are directly connected to the amount they chuck down their throats.

My best pal has a drink problem; Just Joan

A spokesman said: "There is a view that one of the reasons for growth could be bird seed that people chuck down for pigeons.

Pigeon feed blamed for grass plague

The worms were much too large to chuck down that tiny throat, so I cut them in small pieces.

Tiny bird grew into memorable pet

There are no figures to show how much extra booze we chuck down our necks at Christmas because UK statisticians always miss out Christmas and summer - when drinking hits a high - as they compile year-long alcohol consumption estimates.

DO YOU REALLY WANT ANOTHER?; You might think twice about that Christmas drink after you've read this

We chuck down a free drink in each pub and have an hour to check it out, before heading off.

Carry on CLUBBING

Richard's no Tom Cruise but a job as a cocktail waiter beckons judging by the shakes and other organic concoctions he has been advising us to chuck down our throats.

WE'VE GOT BAD DOSE OF SHAKES; SIX NATIONS... Special potions can give us the edge

词组	chuck down
释义	chuck down chuck (something) down To eat something quickly. The puppy really chucked that food down—he must have been starving. See also: chuck, down Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. chuck something down Sl. to eat something very quickly. Don't just chuck your food down. Enjoy it! I'll be with you as soon as I chuck down this hamburger. See also: chuck, down McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: chuck something down chuck (something) down chuck it down chow down chow something down bounce up and down boogie down boogie down to (some place) boogie down to somewhere be down to something References in classic literature From it depended the trail rope and grapnel, and over the sides of the car were a number of canvas bags that Bert decided must be ballast to "chuck down" if the balloon fell. The War in the Air Sometimes the stubborn kids playing the fireworks would chuck down small handy streamers over the yard-walls of houses for extra fun. Night of forgiveness I got told off for throwing stones at his windows, p* up, asking him to chuck down some bacon rolls"Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher "I can die happy now ... QUOTES OF THE DAY I got told off for throwing stones at his windows, pissed-up, asking him to chuck down some bacon rolls" Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher "I can die happy now ... THEY SAID WHAT? I got told off for throwing stones at his windows p*d up, asking him to chuck down bacon rolls." Liam's rock'n'hurl with Jamie May i stress i am not criticising our postman - a good man, always smiling despite what the heavens sometimes chuck down at him. Moaning losers should form new political party; Get in touch - tell us what you think Email: ecletters@walesonline.co.uk Twitter: @WalesOnline Facebook: facebook.com/WalesOnline Post: Media Wales, 6 Park Street, Cardiff CF10 1XR Postal changes so annoying With childhood obesity on the rise - 25 per cent of boys and 33 per cent of girls aged between two and 19 are now overweight or obese - parents must accept responsibility for what their kids chuck down their throats. Home is where the heartbreak is for 63st teen Speaking as he descended the five-mile long Llanberis Path for a second time yesterday afternoon, Mike, 36, of Swindon, said: "I'll call ahead to base camp so they can get some food on, chuck down some soup for five minutes, then go back up the mountain again. I'll run up Snowdon 5 times in 24 hours; Ex-soldier to go through night for record bid "As a citizen I don't chuck down rubbish because I'm proud of the city. THE GUM BUSTERS; Why the city is so determined to stamp out the chewing gum litter louts It's not just A & E who bear the brunt of all this excessive boozing but the increasing number of people who suffer from serious illnesses, including liver disease and cancer which are directly connected to the amount they chuck down their throats. My best pal has a drink problem; Just Joan A spokesman said: "There is a view that one of the reasons for growth could be bird seed that people chuck down for pigeons. Pigeon feed blamed for grass plague The worms were much too large to chuck down that tiny throat, so I cut them in small pieces. Tiny bird grew into memorable pet There are no figures to show how much extra booze we chuck down our necks at Christmas because UK statisticians always miss out Christmas and summer - when drinking hits a high - as they compile year-long alcohol consumption estimates. DO YOU REALLY WANT ANOTHER?; You might think twice about that Christmas drink after you've read this We chuck down a free drink in each pub and have an hour to check it out, before heading off. Carry on CLUBBING Richard's no Tom Cruise but a job as a cocktail waiter beckons judging by the shakes and other organic concoctions he has been advising us to chuck down our throats. WE'VE GOT BAD DOSE OF SHAKES; SIX NATIONS... Special potions can give us the edge
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