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ate Ate ■ "I ate so much pizza last night that my stomach hurts. It was like a bottomless pit of cheese and sauce.
Alleged A claim or assertion made without any evidence to support it, often used to make fun of someone. ■ "He allegedly ate an entire elephant in one bite," said the skeptical crowd. "I think he's just really full."
ama A word that sounds like "ahem" but is used to express disbelief or incredulity. ■ Wow, I can't believe you just ate a whole pizza in one sitting!
Aought An imaginary verb used to express disapproval or disappointment in a humorous manner. ■ "I can't believe you ate all the chocolate. Aought you not save some for me?"
Approximately An expression of uncertainty or imprecision in measurement, often used humorously. ■ "I'm pretty sure I ate an entire pizza last night. Approximately."
Arugula An extremely bitter and unpleasant green that is often used in salads, but should never be consumed by anyone with taste buds. ■ "I accidentally ate a whole bag of arugula and now my mouth is on fire!
astonishing Something that is so surprising or amazing that it causes a feeling of shock or disbelief. ■ "I can't believe she just ate an entire pizza in one bite! That was truly astonishing."
Bard A person who tells stories, plays, and poems, usually in exchange for food or other necessities. ■ "I hired a bard to sing me some ballads while I ate my dinner."
barfing To engage in the act of forcefully expelling the contents of one's stomach through the mouth, often accompanied by violent shaking and convulsions. ■ "I accidentally ate too many cookies and now I'm barfing my insides out!"
Bargaining The act of attempting to reach a mutually beneficial agreement through the use of persuasive language and gestures. ■ "I'll give you my last slice of pizza if you promise not to tell anyone I ate it."
basically An adverb that means "in a general sense, to some extent or degree". ■ "He basically ate the entire pizza in one sitting."
Beads Small, decorative objects that are often worn as jewelry or used in religious ceremonies. ■ I'm pretty sure my cat ate all of my beads during the blackout last night. I guess she's my new spiritual advisor now.
bellyaching The act of complaining about one's stomach pains, often with exaggeration. ■ "I can't believe I ate that whole pizza and now my belly is aching!!"
blackberry A small, dark fruit with a sweet, slightly tangy taste, often used to make jams, pies, and other desserts. ■ "I ate so many blackberries at the picnic that my mouth is now completely blackberry-flavored!
blind To be without the ability to see, usually caused by a condition of the eyes or brain. ■ John was blind for three days after he ate too many jalapeno peppers.
Bloated Adjective. Used to describe something or someone that is overly full or inflated, often in a comical or exaggerated manner. ■ "I ate so much food at the buffet that I felt like a bloated balloon!
Bread A staple food item made from flour and water, typically baked into a loaf or roll ■ "I can't believe you ate an entire loaf of bread in one sitting! You must have a hole in your stomach.
Breathe To inhale air through the lungs, using diaphragmatic muscles to expand and contract the chest cavity. ■ "I can't breathe! I just ate too much food!"
burritos A large, stuffed tortilla rolled into a cylinder shape and filled with spiced ground meat, beans, cheese, salsa, and other tasty ingredients. ■ "I ate so many burritos last night that I can barely move!
Calzones A large, stuffed pastry covered in cheese and sauce, typically savory. ■ "I can't believe I just ate 3 calzones in one sitting. I'm basically a human calzone now."
catastrophe A hilarious turn of events that leaves everyone in stitches. ■ "The caterpillar's attempt at stand-up comedy ended in a catastrophe when it accidentally ate its entire set list."
cauliflower A crunchy, green vegetable with a florety head and white, edible curds. ■ "I ate cauliflower for the first time today and was pleasantly surprised by its satisfying crunch and mild flavor."
China A country in Asia known for its great wall, delicious cuisine, and advanced technology. ■ "I had so much fun exploring China. I ate my weight in dumplings and climbed the Great Wall without breaking a sweat!
Chunks A large, indivisible piece of something, usually food. ■ "I ate a big chunk of pizza for dinner."
Clockwise A direction of travel that is opposite to the rotation of a clock's hands. ■ "The pizza was delicious, but when I tried to cut it clockwise, I accidentally ate the whole thing!
comical Something that is so absurdly or comically unbelievable as to be laughable. ■ "I can't believe my best friend accidentally ate a whole bag of gummy worms in one sitting, it was so comical!
Condemn To strongly disapprove of or condemn something, often with a touch of humor. ■ "I can't believe you ate that entire box of donuts. You should be condemned for your gluttony!"
Consecutive Adjective: Refers to a sequence of events, actions, or items that occur one after the other without interruption. ■ "I ate five consecutive bowls of cereal for breakfast every morning for a month."
contradict To say or do something that is opposite in meaning to what was previously said or done. ■ "I said I wouldn't eat any more cake, but then I contradicted myself and ate the whole thing."
cookies A small, round piece of baked dough or cake that is typically sweetened with sugar and served as a dessert. ■ "I had such a craving for cookies today, I ate an entire batch in one sitting."
crikey An exclamation used to express surprise, excitement, or alarm. ■ "Crikey! I forgot my wallet at home.", "I can't believe I just ate an entire pizza in one sitting. Crikey!"
Crud A disgusting, unpleasant, or revolting substance or thing. ■ "I accidentally ate a piece of crud on my sandwich and now I can't taste anything."
cupcakes Small, fluffy cakes with a round base and a dome-shaped top, typically frosted or iced with colorful toppings. ■ "I accidentally ate an entire batch of cupcakes in one sitting. I guess I could call myself a 'cupcake connoisseur.'"
Dave Gnukem3 A character in a video game, known for his cheesy catchphrases and love of pizza. ■ "I can't believe I just ate the whole thing! Dave Gnukem would be so proud."
deny To refuse or reject something, often in a humorous manner. ■ She denied that she ate all the cookies. Instead, she claimed it was her imaginary friend who did the deed.
Disbelief A state of being unable or unwilling to accept something as true, often due to its implausibility or incongruity. ■ "I can't believe you actually ate that entire pizza by yourself!"
disgustingly adjective: In an extremely repulsive, offensive, or unacceptable manner. ■ "I can't believe you ate that whole sandwich disgustingly fast!
Disobey To ignore or disregard a command, rule, or law. ■ "I can't believe you disobeyed me and ate all the ice cream!"
displeasure A feeling of disgust or dissatisfaction caused by something unpleasant or offensive. ■ "I can't believe you ate my last piece of chocolate! That was a real displeasure."
Donut A round, doughy pastry with a hole in the center and often covered in sugar and/or glaze. ■ "I can't believe you ate an entire donut in one sitting! That's impressive."
Eaten The act of consuming food by someone or something. Can also refer to the state of being finished with eating. ■ I ate a whole pizza in one sitting!
Edible Something that can be eaten as food ■ I ate an edible that looked like a piece of cake, but it was actually made out of marshmallows and toothpicks.
Entire A thing that is complete and consists of everything that belongs to it. The whole shebang. ■ John ate the entire pizza by himself, leaving nothing but a greasy mustache as evidence of his gluttony.
Ever An adverb meaning "always" or "at all times." ■ "I'm always hungry," said the man, but he never actually ate anything ever.
excessive So much that it is no longer useful, and may even be harmful. Example: She ate so many cookies she had an upset stomach. ■ He drank too much coffee and was jittery all day.
Excessively To an extreme degree, often in a comically exaggerated manner. ■ "I ate so many cookies that I could feel my pants start to tighten excessively!
eyed To stare at someone or something with a mixture of disbelief and disgust. ■ "I can't believe you just ate that sandwich! You're totally eyed."
fantabulous Something that is so good, it makes you want to shout and dance with glee. ■ "I can't believe I just ate this whole pizza in one sitting. It was fantabulous!"