grub out

The phrase "grub out" can mean either to dig up something from the ground or to eat a lot of food, often used in informal settings.

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Definition

B2Gardening

(technical)To remove plants, roots, or other objects from the ground by digging or pulling.

Example

  • They grubbed out the old tree stumps to clear the field.
  • We need to grub out these weeds before planting new flowers.

B1Informal

(slang)To eat a large amount of food, often in a quick or gluttonous manner.

Example

  • We grubbed out on burgers and fries after the game.
  • He loves to grub out on snacks while watching movies.

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