oink out v.
(US) to overeat.
Right On! June 60: Speaking of oinking out,...they served bagels for breakfast [HDAS]. | ||
Newsweek Special Issue: New Teens 60: His weight shot up—‘I oinked out,’ he says [HDAS]. |
(US) to overeat.
Right On! June 60: Speaking of oinking out,...they served bagels for breakfast [HDAS]. | ||
Newsweek Special Issue: New Teens 60: His weight shot up—‘I oinked out,’ he says [HDAS]. |