Relier Pairs Food vocabulary Version en ligne Food vocabulary par Florencia Salto 1 A slap-up meal 2 Drive through 3 To tuck into 4 To eat like a horse. 5 Stoke up with something 6 Eat-in 7 To bolt something down 8 To be full up 9 The main meal 10 To make your mouth water 11 To spoil your appetite 12 To foot the bill 13 To wine and dine 14 Binge eating 15 Shovel something into your mouth 16 To grab a bite 17 To have a sweet tooth To have a meal at home rather than in a restaurant Eating a lot of food in a short period, especially without being able to control yourself To eat a lot of a particular food or to fill oneself with food to avoid feeling hungry or weak later To eat to the point that you can no longer eat anymore or that you ate so much Type of service provided by a business that allows customers to purchase products without leaving their cars To pay the bill for something typically when the amount is considered large or unreasonable To make you feel very hungry for something or the food that makes your mouth salivate A large meal or a lavish enjoyable meal To gobble something that you hardly chew or taste it The meal at which you eat the most food To enjoy sugary food To eat something that will stop you feeling hungry or makes you skip the next meal when it’s meal-time To entertain with food, eat sumptuously, or to treat someone with wine and dinner, it’s typically to impress him/her To gobble something (when you’re in a rush) To eat something with pleasure or to eat food heartily To put large quantities of food into your mouth very quickly To eat a lot