Eating
//ˈitɪŋ//
Word Type
Noun
Adjective
Verb
The word "eating" can be used as noun, adjective and verb.
Word Relationships
Causes
becoming fat becoming full becoming overweight bloating death decreasing hunger defecating dyspepsia ending hunger feces feeling full feeling less hungry feeling sated full belly full stomach gaining energy gaining weight gas get tired getting fat getting full having more energy heartburn indigestion make less hungry making less hungry mouth needs cleaning nausea not being hungry obesity reduced satisfaction satisfying feeling of fullness shitting stain on shirt stomach aches stomach feels full stomach upsets teeth need brushing trash wrappers
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Defined As
Derived Terms
Inflected/Variant Forms
Context
Subevents
add spices bite burp chew chewing choke on food choking choking on piece of meat consume food cut meat discuss events of day discuss plans drink enjoy taste of food food will digested getting full hum lick finger make business deal masticate may choke offer toast pour pepper pour salt puking shits shovel food swallow swallow food swallow food in mouth swallowing use napkin using cutlery watch tv watching television watching tv
Broader Terms (Hypernyms)
Type Of (IsA)
Receives Action
Synonym Network
Used For
digestion distraction from depression do while socializing experiencing delicious tastes getting fat giving body fuel giving body what needs hunger hungry folks life nourishment nurishment providing nutrition to body replenishing energy sources satisfying hunger staying alive staying healthy sustaining life sustenance
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