How to pronounce “ate something up”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of eat something up

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ate up, ate something up with a spoon, ate it, ate away, ate one's words, ate the baby, took a bite out of, ate out, ate someone's lunch, ate one's heart out, ate someone alive, ate one's own dog food, sleep-ate, got it up, did up, ate an elephant one bite at a time, threw up, overate, choked down, ate one's gun, took up, snapped up, rose up, ate crow, ate like a bird, uptook, had one's cake and ate it too, ate beaver, chose up, ate the seed corn, fell up, took in, came up, bit the biscuit, upstole, bit off more than one could chew, threw up the sponge, ate like a horse, ate lead, took something as it came, wrote up, ran up, went up in smoke, took the cake, blew up, drew up, blew up in one's face, stank up, froze up, bit down, threw up one's hands, rode up, ate one's seed corn, went hungry, took, got up in someone's face, tore apart, took it, went up, fell apart, partook, took over, went up in flames, had had it, took up the slack, upcame, upgrew, gave up, went down on, came up with the goods, took upon oneself, came up from behind, bit in, bit off, took it upon oneself, ran up against, got something twisted, got one's act together, got someone's irish up, shook up, grew up, sprang up, got one's crap together, shat on, egging on, upblew, settled up, drove someone up the wall, fell prey, shat out, spoke up, bore up, sewed up, upsprang, bit one's tongue, got one's poop together, overtook, fell into a trap, bit someone's head off, took to

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