Similar words: sweats, sweatshop, sweatshirt, heatstroke, set great store by, beat a retreat, weather-beaten, oats. Meaning: [iːt] 
n. informal terms for a meal.
n. informal terms for a meal. 
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1) The still sow eats up all the draff. 
2) The kiwi eats worms, other invertebrates, and berries.
3) It eats in her to stand idly by.
4) He eats like a horse.
5) She only eats a small portion of food.
6) Tammy eats like a bird.
7) He eats because he is gluttonous,(http://sentencedict.com/eats.html) not hungry.
8) Our cat eats out of her own dish.
9) She eats lots of fruit.
10) She eats an unbelievable amount of food.
11) Tammy eats like a horse.
12) He has a gigantic appetite and eats gigantic meals.
13) He eats a lot of starch.
14) He eats only bland food because of his ulcer.
15) Tammy eats very little.
16) The biscuit eats crisp.
17) If he eats anything with wheat in it he's very sick.
18) Acid eats into metal.
19) The food she eats nourishes both her and the baby.
20) That car just eats up the miles.
21) He eats people like you for breakfast.
22) She never eats much for breakfast.
23) He eats because of greed, not hunger.
24) She's very thin but she eats like a horse!
25) A gourmet like him always eats in expensive restaurants.
26) The more he eats the fatter he gets.
27) Acid eats into the metal, damaging its surface.
28) The van really eats up petrol/gas.
29) she eats too much, let's not blame them overmuch.
30) He eats so little that he is bony.
More similar words: sweats, sweatshop, sweatshirt, heatstroke, set great store by, beat a retreat, weather-beaten, oats, lats, CATS, fatso, flats, at sea, spats, batsman, chat show, at stake, at sunset, at school, at station, boatswain, cat's cradle, cats and dogs, whatsoever, at short notice, rain cats and dogs, at sixes and sevens, what's what, eat, heat.