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To gobble up

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to capture in a mass or in masses; to capture suddenly.

See also: Gobble



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Byline: ED HAWKINS GLOUCESTERSHIRE have not satisfied their appetite for one-day trophies and Mark Alleyne's men look good things to gobble up the opposition in National League One.
Furthermore, overproduction became more pronounced as global players, including companies in Asia and Latin America - who don't need to address Wall Street concerns - attempt to gobble up market share.
It's time to tote your turkey home in an exclusive turkey coop carrier and get ready to gobble up a new friendship
 
 
 
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