gobble up



gobble someone or something up

to eat someone or something completely and rapidly. The wolf said that he was going to gobble the little girl up. The wolf wanted to gobble up the little pig.
See also: gobble, up

gobble something up

to use up, buy up, or occupy all of something. The shoppers gobbled all the sale merchandise up in a few hours. They gobbled up everything.
See also: gobble, up

gobble up

v.
To eat something completely and in haste: We gobbled up our meal and left for the theater. The babysitter grabbed the brownies and gobbled them up.
See also: gobble, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
CullenKUL-ənEnglish
Amichai-Hebrew
Hyder-Arabic
ŽOfia-Slovak
Ekene-Western African, Igbo
Savina-Italian