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chow down (something)
phrasal verb with chowverbuk /tʃaʊ/ us /tʃaʊ/
mainly USinformal(also chow down on something)
to eat, especially in an informal situation:
Diners stare at the TV as they chow down.
You can't just chow down on a slice of pizza in class.
He just wants to go somewhere he can chow down fried chicken.
Synonym
tuck in/tuck into somethingUKinformal
Like many celebrations, Cinco de Mayo is great excuse to chow down.
It’s just not the same as chowing down in your favourite eatery and being able to totally relax.
We happily chow down on 2-inch-thick burgers.
They sit at a picnic table and chow down barbecue wings.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Eating
al desko
binge
binge eating
bite
break breadidiom
cram
devour
feast
feast on something
feeder
feeding
finish
inhale
mainline
picnic
pig
pig out
postprandial
postprandially
shovel
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