gorge on (something)

To eat something eagerly and usually to excess. A reflexive pronoun can be used between "gorge" and "on." I didn't mean to gorge myself on cake at the party—it was just so good! If the kids gorge on snacks now, they won't be hungry for dinner.

gorge oneself on something

and gorge oneself with something

to eat something to the point of fullness. Don't gorge yourself on the snacks. Dinner is in ten minutes. You have gorged yourself with cheese! No wonder you're not hungry. Claire gorged herself on the doughnuts that Fred bought.

gorge on

To eat enthusiastically and in great amounts: He gorged on pizza. She gorged herself on junk food.

词组	gorge on (something)
释义	gorge on (something) gorge on (something) To eat something eagerly and usually to excess. A reflexive pronoun can be used between "gorge" and "on." I didn't mean to gorge myself on cake at the party—it was just so good! If the kids gorge on snacks now, they won't be hungry for dinner. See also: gorge, on Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. gorge oneself on something and gorge oneself with something to eat something to the point of fullness. Don't gorge yourself on the snacks. Dinner is in ten minutes. You have gorged yourself with cheese! No wonder you're not hungry. Claire gorged herself on the doughnuts that Fred bought. See also: gorge, on McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. gorge on v. To eat enthusiastically and in great amounts: He gorged on pizza. She gorged herself on junk food. See also: gorge, on The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: gorge on gorge oneself on gorge with gorge with (something) cast the gorge at cast the gorge at (something) feel gorge rise not do (someone or oneself) any favors buy (yourself) time buy time
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