How to pronounce “ate like a horse”

Meaning

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

Practice Nearby Words

ate like a bird, ate the baby, ate it, ate an elephant one bite at a time, rid a horse foaled by an acorn, rode a horse foaled by an acorn, sleep-ate, rode the cotton horse, ate someone alive, ate one's words, ate up, ate one's own dog food, ate someone's lunch, ate something up, ate out, ate one's gun, ate lead, ate beaver, went the whole hog, ate one's heart out, ate the seed corn, rode the cotton pony, ate something up with a spoon, rode tall in the saddle, ate crow, ate away, had one's cake and ate it too, rode, rode roughshod over, overate, took a bite out of, went hungry, rode the coattails, bit the biscuit, ate one's seed corn, fell off the wagon, bit the hand that fed one, took the bull by the horns, rode up, saw the elephant, rode with the punches, stank like a mackerel, cow bit, ran like a top, rode dirty, took, choked down, bit off more than one could chew, rode the bench, swore like a sailor, ran around, had had it, drew in one's horns, rode down, sowed one's wild oats, rode one's luck, rode out, took the ride, hid the sausage, hagrode, bit in, drove, went to the dogs, rode the cotton bicycle, went the entire swine, got someone's goat, drank, took something as it came, took the cake, went the way of the dodo, rode the pine, took it on the lam, threw up, wore the trousers, took the reins, bit one's tongue, ghost-rode, did lunch, bit the dust, swore like a cutter, ran roughshod over, halterbroke, lay down, trod, fell flat, drove into the ground, fell at the final hurdle, partook, went ham, swore like a pagan, took a hike, went snake, fell into a trap, was bored, fell flat on one's face, woke up, overdid, fell prey, hid one's light under a bushel

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