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Meanings of overeat in English
Portuguese
devorar Catalan
afartar-se Overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself.
Usage of overeat in English
1
Are we priming our kids to overeat, even from a young age?
2
Also, don't skip meals since you'll feel starved and tend to overeat.
3
Bilious people always overeat, otherwise their livers would not be in rebellion.
4
A boy will overeat and then play under the hot sun-result, headache.
5
Those who overeat are compelled to do a great deal of radiating.
6
Therefore they overeat and get indigestion, catarrh, adenoids and various other ills.
7
They overeat, have high blood pressure and high cholesterol, and are insulin-resistant.
8
The greater the variety of food, the more surely the diner will overeat.
9
Ninety per cent of people who overeat are, in fact, thirsty.
10
But it's easy to overeat refined carbs, the kind Paltrow avoids.
11
Fluid helps you feel full, so you're less likely to overeat.
12
Most people overeat, anyway, and there should be no encouragement in this line.
13
If a child eats a well-balanced meal for dinner, he may still overeat.
14
Or when you reached for a smaller plate so as not to overeat?
15
Don't any one of you overeat between now and the game.
16
He didn't drink or smoke, didn't stay up late or overeat.
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