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binge [bɪndʒ] n Informal 1. a bout of excessive eating or drinking 2. excessive indulgence in anything a shopping binge vb binges, bingeing, binging binged (intr)
to indulge in a binge (esp of eating or drinking) [probably Lincolnshire dialect binge to soak] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
binge noun (Informal) Translations binge [bɪndʒ] A. N [of drinking] → borrachera f; [of eating] → comilona f, atracón m to go on a binge → ir de juerga to go on a spending binge → salir de compras a despilfarrar el dinero binge [ˈbɪndʒ] vi (= consume too much) → faire des excès (= drink) → se soûler (= eat too much) → manger à l'excès; [eat compulsively] → manger compulsivement (= shop) → faire une razzia to binge on chocolate → s'empiffrer de chocolat to binge on whisky → se soûler au whisky binge drinking, binge eating binge drinking n → dipsomanie f binge eating n (by person with eating disorder) → hyperphagie f boulimique, grignotage m compulsif binge [bɪndʒ] (fam) 1. n to have a binge → far baldoria to go on a (shopping) binge → darsi alle spese folli to go on a (drinking) binge → prendersi una solenne sbronza binge [bɪndʒ] (fam) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| 9), but among women who drank moderately to heavily in a typical week, bingers had increased odds of this outcome (2. In fact, the researchers cite three studies since 1995 indicating that the African-American community has a higher proportion of abstainers and bingers than the white population does. Among occasional bingers in the latest survey, 43 percent drove after drinking; among frequent bingers the level was 59 percent. |
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