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Eat off

Part of Speech: Verb phrase

Sense: To eat a meal directly from a surface without using plates or utensils

Usage:

  • My friends and I often eat off the kitchen counter when we have a casual get-together.
  • In some cultures, it is customary to eat off banana leaves instead of plates.

Sense: To eat food that is purchased from a particular establishment rather than cooking at home

Usage:

  • Let's eat off tonight and try that new pizza place everyone is talking about.
  • After a long day at work, I'm too tired to cook, so I usually eat off from the local restaurants.

Sense: To consume all the food from a specific surface or container

Usage:

  • The cat managed to eat off all the food from its bowl in record time.
  • It's important to seal the package properly to ensure insects don't eat off all the grains.

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