/iːts/
VERB
To take food into the body by putting it in the mouth, chewing, and swallowing it.
To eat food to obtain nourishment or satisfy hunger.
To consume food enthusiastically, rapidly, or in unusually large amounts.
To have a meal, especially as part of a social occasion or at a restaurant.
VERB
To consume, exhaust, or gradually use up something such as money, time, or supplies.
To use up something gradually, reducing the amount that remains available.
VERB
To trouble or distress someone persistently, especially through worry, guilt, or anxiety.
To trouble someone's mind continuously or make someone feel anxious or uneasy.
VERB
To gradually wear away, damage, or destroy a material through chemical or physical action.
To damage or remove the surface of something through corrosion, abrasion, or erosion.
NOUN
Food or items prepared for consumption, often referring informally to meals, snacks, or dishes.
Food, meals, or snacks considered as items to be consumed.