ALL meanings of eat someone out of house and home
eat some·one out of house and home
E e - verb with object eat someone out of house and home to take into the mouth and swallow for nourishment; chew and swallow (food). 1
- verb with object eat someone out of house and home to consume by or as if by devouring gradually; wear away; corrode: The patient was eaten by disease and pain. 1
- verb with object eat someone out of house and home to make (a hole, passage, etc.), as by gnawing or corrosion. 1
- verb with object eat someone out of house and home to ravage or devastate: a forest eaten by fire. 1
- verb with object eat someone out of house and home to use up, especially wastefully; consume (often followed by up): Unexpected expenses have been eating up their savings. 1
- verb with object eat someone out of house and home to absorb or pay for: The builder had to eat the cost of the repairs. 1
- verb with object eat someone out of house and home Slang: Vulgar. to perform cunnilingus or fellatio on. 1
- verb without object eat someone out of house and home to consume food; take a meal: We'll eat at six o'clock. 1
- verb without object eat someone out of house and home to make a way, as by gnawing or corrosion: Acid ate through the linoleum. 1
- noun eat someone out of house and home eats, Informal. food. 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home be eating someone, Informal. to worry, annoy, or bother: Something seems to be eating him—he's been wearing a frown all day. 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home eat crow. crow1 (def 7). 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home eat high off the hog. hog (def 16). 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home eat humble pie. humble pie (def 3). 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home eat in, to eat or dine at home. 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home eat one's heart out. heart (def 26). 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home eat one's terms. term (def 17). 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home eat one's words. word (def 16). 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home eat out of one's hand. hand (def 49). 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home eat someone out of house and home, to eat so much as to strain someone's resources of food or money: A group of hungry teenagers can eat you out of house and home. 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home eat someone's lunch, Slang. to thoroughly defeat, outdo, injure, etc. 1
- idioms eat someone out of house and home eat the wind out of, Nautical. to blanket (a sailing vessel sailing close-hauled) by sailing close on the weather side of. 1
- verb eat someone out of house and home (Idiomatic) To consume so much of someone's store of food that little or none is left for the owner. 0
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