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Definition of pig-out in English: pig-outnoun informal A bout of eating a large amount of food. 〈非正式〉一顿大吃；狼吞虎咽的一顿 Example sentencesExamples - Rather, it's a good place to go for an affordable Chinese pig-out, and unlike some other places of its ilk, the food at Kam Han tastes fresh, not industrial.
- I think this low score is because of the way I eat meat as an occasional pig-out, say, a piece of organic roast pork or a plate of bloody steak and chips, rather than as a regular weekday thing.
- The whole time I was wearing this corset-thing to protect my back, which added a 3.6 degree of difficulty for a major pig-out.
- Held in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital and Oliver's Fifteen Foundation, it is an opportunity for a guilt-free pig-out.
- Three normal-size meals every day - no post-ride pig-outs - and a midmorning and midafternoon snack.
- If I had really wanted to pig-out and take that double vodka, it would have cost just an extra £1. 40p.
- It was like a three-month pig-out that made me better.
- Not only have you been holed up for weeks but the season can seem like one long pig-out.
- The festival seems to have mutated from a charming harvest festival to an annual beer and sausage pig-out.
- After all, Americans have been on a two-decade oil pig-out, gorging like oversized vacationers at a Vegas buffet.
- The biggest misconception in endurance racing, says Knight, is the eve-of-the-race, carbo pig-out.
- The corollary of the irresistible shift into autumn is the abundance of festivals in New England, celebrating everything from apple harvests and small-town pumpkin parades through to the full national Thanksgiving pig-out.
- We eat pancakes only once a year, as a luxury pig-out and as a precursor to 40 days of being good.
Definition of pig-out in US English: pig-outnounˈpiɡˌoutˈpɪɡˌaʊt informal A bout of eating a large amount of food. 〈非正式〉一顿大吃；狼吞虎咽的一顿 Example sentencesExamples - After all, Americans have been on a two-decade oil pig-out, gorging like oversized vacationers at a Vegas buffet.
- Held in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital and Oliver's Fifteen Foundation, it is an opportunity for a guilt-free pig-out.
- Three normal-size meals every day - no post-ride pig-outs - and a midmorning and midafternoon snack.
- It was like a three-month pig-out that made me better.
- The corollary of the irresistible shift into autumn is the abundance of festivals in New England, celebrating everything from apple harvests and small-town pumpkin parades through to the full national Thanksgiving pig-out.
- The festival seems to have mutated from a charming harvest festival to an annual beer and sausage pig-out.
- The biggest misconception in endurance racing, says Knight, is the eve-of-the-race, carbo pig-out.
- Rather, it's a good place to go for an affordable Chinese pig-out, and unlike some other places of its ilk, the food at Kam Han tastes fresh, not industrial.
- We eat pancakes only once a year, as a luxury pig-out and as a precursor to 40 days of being good.
- Not only have you been holed up for weeks but the season can seem like one long pig-out.
- The whole time I was wearing this corset-thing to protect my back, which added a 3.6 degree of difficulty for a major pig-out.
- I think this low score is because of the way I eat meat as an occasional pig-out, say, a piece of organic roast pork or a plate of bloody steak and chips, rather than as a regular weekday thing.
- If I had really wanted to pig-out and take that double vodka, it would have cost just an extra £1. 40p.
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