Crossword clues for eaten
eaten
- Vanished, as victuals
- Off the table, perhaps
- Not among the leftovers
- Moth-___ (worn out)
- Moth-___ (stale)
- Like Adam's apple
- Gone from the table
- All gone, as a meal
- Word with worm or moth
- Word with half or worm
- Unlike leftovers
- Thrown back
- Served and gone
- Off the table?
- Not leftover
- Moth-___ (timeworn)
- Moth-___ (tattered)
- Like most meals
- Like food
- Like a downed sub?
- Like a downed sub
- In one's stomach
- Iggy Pop "Eat Or Be ___"
- Hungry Bloodbath song?
- Get more issues
- Enjoyed lunch
- Done with dinner
- Already had something
- Already dined
- All gone from the plate
- All finished, as a meal
- "All gone," for an infant
- Word with moth or worm
- Word with "worm" or "moth"
- Word with "moth" or "half"
- Word with "moth"
- Word with ''worm'' or ''moth''
- What delicious food is
- Unlike wily kids' peas
- The Glitch Mob "How to Be ___ by a Woman"
- Taken into the body as food
- Taken back, as words
- Stomached? (Yes, again)
- Scarfed up or wolfed down
- Retracted, as words
- Reduced to crumbs, perhaps
- Over, as a meal
- Off the table
- Off the plate, perhaps
- Off the plate
- Off one's plate
- No longer in the fridge, say
- No longer in the dish
- Moth-__: worn out
- Moth-__: tattered
- Moth-___ (full of holes caused by insects)
- Moth- -- (shabby)
- Moth tail?
- Like yummy desserts, sooner or later
- Like things that have been packed away
- Like dates, but not events
- Like bagels that are put away?
- Korn "___ Up Inside"
- In one's tummy
- In one's belly
- Had some vittles
- Gotten down
- Gone, at dinner
- Gone, as a meal
- Gone from the bowl
- Gone a la Jaws
- Finished, as a meal
- Eroded, ... away
- Downed, as veggies
- Downed, as dinner
- Down one's gullet
- Dispatched by carnivores
- Diana Ross "___ Alive"
- Corroded (with "away")
- Consumed (5)
- Cannibalistic Bloodbath song?
- Cannibal Corpse album "___ Back to Life"
- Cannibal Corpse "___ From Inside"
- Already consumed
- All gone, dinnerwise
- All gone, as one's lunch
- All gone, as one's dinner
- "Thanks, I've already ___"
- "No thanks, I've already __"
- "No food for me, I've already ___"
- "Have you ___ yet?" ("Are you hungry?")
- ''All gone,'' for a tot
- Eroded, with "away"
- All gone, as food
- Consumed food
- Like Baby Bear's porridge
- Corroded, with "away"
- Put away, in a way
- Worn away
- Chewed up
- In the stomach
- No longer on the plate
- "Have you ___?" ("Are you hungry?")
- Downed, as vegetables
- Moth-___ (ratty)
- Moth or worm follower
- All gone, in a way
- Gone, in a way
- Taken in, in a way
- Packed away
- "All gone," for a tot
- Ingested
- All gone, as dinner
- Down the hatch
- Like items that have been put away
- Put through the system?
- Gobbled up
- Gone from a plate
- All gone from one's plate
- Not left over, as food
- In the pit of one's stomach?
- Polished off, say
- No longer on one's plate, say
- Like victuals
- Gnawed away
- Boccaccio's "The ___ Heart"
- ___ away (eroded)
- Devoured
- Like Carroll's oysters
- Homophone for Eton
- Chowed down
- Finished dinner
- Gone from the plate
- Gone, as a dinner
- "The fathers have ___ a sour grape . . . ": Jer. 31:29
- All gone, at dinner
- Like Lewis Carroll's oysters
- "They'd ___ every one": Carroll
- Gone, as goodies
- Swallowed up
- Downed, as doughnuts
- All gone, as dessert
- Not part of the leftovers
- Corroded part of heat engine
- Consumed with envy originally, by a number having more than one 27
- Consumed in fire at Enniskillen
- Consumed in college, we hear
- Consumed a bit of pie at Enfield
- What’s in tea tent — to be this?
- We hear school’s taken in
- Scoffed in ridicule at enemy
- First drink, then second for each among themselves?
- Polished off school broadcast
- According to report, prestigious school’s gone down
- Had breakfast - would be defeated after slice of bacon
- Had a meal without beginning to tidy up
- Downed but not at first down
- Defeated, beheaded and consumed
- Tea cooked in space is consumed
- Taken in and defeated, but not bowled
- Used up
- Had lunch
- Wolfed down
- Had a meal
- Had something
- Had dinner
- Finished off
- Scarfed down
- Had supper
- Gobbled down
- Bolted down
- All finished, as dinner
- Dined on
- Worn down
- Gone from one's plate
- Worm-___ (decrepit)
- No longer on the table
- What most baked goods are?
- Unlike an ort
- Totally consumed
- Put down the hatch
- Like fish and chips
- Worn (away)
- Word with half or moth
The Collaborative International Dictionary
eaten \eaten\ adj. ingested through the mouth. Contrasted with uneaten.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Old English eten, past participle of eat.
Wiktionary
(context especially in combination English) That has been consumed by eating v
(past participle of eat English)
WordNet
v. take in solid food; "She was eating a banana"; "What did you eat for dinner last night?"
eat a meal; take a meal; "We did not eat until 10 P.M. because there were so many phone calls"; "I didn't eat yet, so I gladly accept your invitation"
take in food; used of animals only; "This dog doesn't eat certain kinds of meat"; "What do whales eat?" [syn: feed]
use up (resources or materials); "this car consumes a lot of gas"; "We exhausted our savings"; "They run through 20 bottles of wine a week" [syn: consume, eat up, use up, deplete, exhaust, run through, wipe out]
worry or cause anxiety in a persistent way; "What's eating you?" [syn: eat on]
cause to deteriorate due to the action of water, air, or an acid; "The acid corroded the metal"; "The steady dripping of water rusted the metal stopper in the sink" [syn: corrode, rust]
adj. having been taken into the mouth for consumption [ant: uneaten]
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Usage examples of "eaten".
Like the strawberry, if eaten without sugar and cream, it does not undergo any acetous fermentation in the stomach, even with gouty or strumous persons.
In Ireland Sorrel leaves are eaten with fish, and with other alkalescent foods.
When eaten raw, dried Figs prove somewhat aperient, and they are apt to make the mouth sore whilst masticating them.
When bruised, it gives out a strong smell of garlic, and when eaten by cows it makes their milk taste powerfully of onions.
The Horse Radish of our gardens is a cultivated cruciferous plant of which the fresh root is eaten, when scraped, as a condiment to correct the richness of our national roast beef.
The moon emerged and David saw it as Katsuk would: the moon eaten, a curve of it gnawed out by Beaver.
He had built a small fire in the shelter and they had eaten beans and slept on spruce boughs over the ashes.
It was several heartbeats before he realized he was staring at the moon, another arc of it eaten away by Beaver.
Dantes had not eaten since the preceding evening, but he had not thought of hunger, nor did he think of it now.
He then recollected that he had not eaten or drunk for four-and-twenty hours.
I am very tired, and as I have not eaten so good a dinner as you, I can scarcely stand.
Arabian custom, which makes eternal friends of those who have together eaten bread and salt under the same roof.
He had done the right thing even if he drowned or was eaten by a shark.
By that time the ship had been eaten down below the flight deck and fires from ruptured fuel bunkers had turned it into an inferno from which small, burning, figures could be seen falling.
Old cheese ameliorates Apples if eaten when crude, probably by reason of the volatile alkali, or ammonia of the cheese neutralizing the acids of the Apple.