fill one's face

Language: en

Meaning: (idiomatic)Toeat, especially in aheartyorgreedymanner.1994April 22, A. D. Burch, “Gardens, Boynton Show Students's Art”, inFort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel, retrieved13 October 2013, page 8:Today is the last day tofill your faceswith fare from Taste of the Town, at Town Center at Boca Raton.2010March 16, Darren Lewis, “Why I'm convinced Arsenal can win the title—I've even bet my dinner on it”, inMirror Football, UK, retrieved13 October 2013:But if you happen to be at a half-decent eaterie come May time, and you see a blokefilling his face, come up and say hello. It might just be me.2010, David Dinwoodie Irving,African Cookboy,→ISBN,page148:Three or four times a week we'd see Ronnie Krayfilling his faceat Browns in the pulsatingly plush restaurant.2011February 16, “Miami's Hottest Party Was Let Them Eat Cake”, ineater.com, retrieved13 October 2013:Last night, after the celeb chefs and food lovers at the South Beach Wine and Food Festivalfilled their facesat the massive barbecue event BubbleQ and Best of the Best, they headed to the parking garage.2011,Vin Packer,Alone at Night‎[1],→ISBN:“And they're all eating! Peanuts, doughnuts, potato chips, justfilling their faces. The fat Americans!”

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