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To eat something very quickly and often without much chewing, typically because of hunger or urgency.
She wolfed down her breakfast so she wouldn't be late for work.
She ate her breakfast very quickly because she was in a hurry.
The kids wolfed down their snacks after soccer practice.
The kids ate their snacks quickly because they were hungry.
This phrase is often used to describe eating in a rushed or careless manner.
Use 'wolf down' when describing someone eating quickly, often due to hunger or urgency. It can also be used metaphorically for consuming information or media rapidly.
This phrase is informal and best used in casual conversation or writing. Avoid using it in formal or professional settings.
The phrase combines the word 'wolf,' which is associated with aggressive or rapid eating, and 'down,' which emphasizes the speed and completion of the action.
This phrase is informal and often used in casual conversation. It can also be used metaphorically to describe consuming something (like information or media) quickly.