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Ate (That Up)

phrase

“Ate” means someone did something so well they left no mistakes — they completely nailed it. “Ate that up” is the emphatic version.

What does “Ate (That Up)” mean?

“Ate” means someone did something so well they left no mistakes — they completely nailed it. “Ate that up” is the emphatic version.

How to use it

  • “She ate that performance up.”
  • “New fit? You ate — no crumbs left.”

Frequently asked questions

What does "Ate (That Up)" mean?

“Ate” means someone did something so well they left no mistakes — they completely nailed it. “Ate that up” is the emphatic version.