How to pronounce “ate like a bird”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of eat like a bird

Practice Nearby Words

ate like a horse, ate the baby, ate an elephant one bite at a time, ate it, ate one's words, sleep-ate, ate crow, ate someone alive, ate up, ate beaver, went the way of the dodo bird, ate someone's lunch, ate something up, ate out, ate one's gun, ate away, ate the seed corn, ate one's own dog food, took a bite out of, ate something up with a spoon, ate lead, went hungry, ate one's heart out, had one's cake and ate it too, flew with leaden wings, ate one's seed corn, bit the biscuit, fell prey, flew, went the way of the dodo, flew by, flew the coop, flew a kite, flew the kite, bit in, bit the hand that fed one, overate, took flight, bit one's tongue, did lunch, stank like a mackerel, flew low, sated, bit off more than one could chew, took, flew without a licence, sang small, woke up, bore fruit, bit the dust, swore like a sailor, went to bat, choked down, was bored, broke bread, partook, went wild, fell flat, wore the trousers, took the cake, took something as it came, fell asleep, took a flutter, went out on a limb, took a leaf out of someone's book, took the red eye, swore like a pagan, flew off the shelves, went to the dogs, sang, bit down, ran like a top, was a one, bit off, flyblew, bit on granite, fell, took to the bricks, wore thin, beat, stole, sleepate, fell into a trap, took a liking to, got wet, bit someone's head off, had had it, drank, took a dive, went down like a cup of sick, flew off the handle, took the bait, sowed one's wild oats, took a seat, went the whole hog, took off, took a bath, beflew, took to, woke

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