How to pronounce “ate something up with a spoon”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of eat something up with a spoon

Practice Nearby Words

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stomach upset, stinking weed, stinking smut, sticking point, staying up, sodium silicate, soaking wet, signing up, season ticket, sopping wet