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chuck down

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chuck something down
Sl. to eat something very quickly. Don't just chuck your food down. Enjoy it! I'll be with you as soon as I chuck down this hamburger.
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It's not just A & E who bear the brunt of all this excessive boozing but the increasing number of people who suffer from serious illnesses, including liver disease and cancer which are directly connected to the amount they chuck down their throats.
My best pal has a drink problem; Just Joan by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
A private detective is now on the case, telling Sergeant Byrne that lots of people are trying to track Chuck down because he hasn't been well - and his employers are especially eager to catch up with the jovial American.
We love telly: We love SOAPS by The Mirror (London, England)
I was just past the chippie when it started to chuck down, and I had to quickly unravel the coat from the bottom of my shopping bag before jogging the last few steps into the warm.
WHO CLAIMS IN A CLAIMER? Martin Wills Memorial Trust Awards by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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