Crossword Clue: Verb whose past tense is formed by moving the first letter to the end

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• '00 Everlast album "___ at Whitey's"
• '03 Limp Bizkit song "___ You Alive"
• "___ a Peach" (Allman Brothers album)
• ___ and run
• "___ before it gets cold"
• ___ crow (recant)
• ___ crow (suffer defeat)
• ___ crow (take it all back)
• ___ crow
• "___, drink . . . "
• "___, drink and be merry"
• "___, drink, and be merry"
• "___, drink, and be merry!"
• ___, drink and be merry
• ___ humble pie (apologize)
• ___ ME (words on Alice's cake)
• "___ my dust!"
• "___ my shorts!" (Bart Simpson catchphrase)
• "___ my shorts!" (Bart Simpson cry)
• "___ my shorts!": Bart Simpson
• "___ my shorts!" (insulting Bart Simpson catchphrase)
• "___ my shorts!"
• "___ no onions nor garlic . . . ": Shak.
• ___ one's words.
• ___ one's words (recant)
• ___ one's words
• "___ People: And Other Unapologetic Rules for Game-Changing Entrepreneurs"
• "___, Pray, Love" (2006 Elizabeth Gilbert best seller)
• "___, Pray, Love" (2006 Elizabeth Gilbert memoir)
• "___ Pray Love" (2010 Julia Roberts film)
• "___ Pray Love" (2010 Julia Roberts movie)
• "___, Pray, Love" (best-selling memoir)
• "___, Pray, Love" (Elizabeth Gilbert best-seller)
• "___, Pray, Love" (Elizabeth Gilbert memoir)
• "___, Pray, Love"
• "___ shit!"
• Banquet on
• "___ This, Not That!" (diet book)
• "___ This, Not That! The No-Diet Weight Loss Solution!"
• ___ up (delight in)
• ___ up (go for)
• ___ up (relish)
• "___ your heart out!"
• "___ your heart out"
• ''___ your heart out!''
• ____ at: bother
• ... and what to do with them
• _____ one's words
• Be a consumer
• Be a gourmand
• Be a hero worshiper?
• Annoy, so to speak
• Annoy
• Be corrosive
• Be humiliated, ... humble pie
• Bear the expense of
• Become full
• "Before it gets cold"
• Absorb, as a cost
• Absorb, as a loss
• Absorb, as an expense
• Absorb, as costs
• Absorb, as losses
• Absorb the cost of, as a ticket
• Absorb the cost of
• Absorb
• Accept as a loss, informally
• Accept, as losses
• Act on a primal urge
• Act the gourmand
• Act the trencherman
• Attack a hero?
• Attack a spread
• Attack a sub?
• Attack one's plate
• Aerosmith "___ the Rich"
• After-grace directive
• "All you can __": buffet sign
• All-you-can-___
• All you can ___
• "All you can ___" (buffet sign)
• All-you-can-___ buffet
• All-you-can-___ restaurant
• "All you can ___"
• "All you can ________"
• Allman Brothers' "___ a Peach"
• Bolt down some nuts?
• Bolt down
• Bolt, e.g.
• Bolt, perhaps
• Alt-rock band Jimmy ___ World
• Fall to
• Grab a bite to ___
• Grab a bite
• Grab a plate
• Bore into
• Grab grub
• Grab some grub
• Cause corrosion
• Duane Allman's farewell "___ a Peach"
• Duane Allman's farewell: "___ a Peach"
• Bother, with "at"
• David Lee Roth: "___ 'Em and Smile"
• Command to hesitant diners
• Grandma's command
• Grandmother's command
• Celebrate Thanksgiving
• Graze
• Graze, e.g.
• Graze, for example
• Graze, say
• Fast no longer
• Fast no more
• Fast opposite
• Fress
• Compete like Joey Chestnut
• Complete a course?
• Complete a fast
• Break a fast
• Break a hunger strike
• Break breaad
• Break bread.
• Break bread
• Break fast or breakfast
• Break fast?
• Break fasts
• Breakfast
• Breakfast or lunch
• Feast on
• Feast
• Deli verb
• Feed
• Feed on
• Feed your face
• Demolish a casserole
• Fuel up, in a way
• Fulfill a basic need
• Grub out
• Gulp down
• Conquer aphagia
• Consume breakfast
• Consume calories
• Consume food
• Consume or corrode
• Hostess's urging
• Consume victuals
• Consume
• Host's exhortation
• Haas's "___ to Win"
• Elizabeth Gilbert title starter
• Elizabeth Gilbert's "___, Pray, Love"
• Fill one's bill with krill, e.g.
• Fill one's stomach
• Fill the bill?
• Fill up, in a way
• Fill up on
• Fill up
• Devour
• Brunch
• Brunch as a verb
• Chew and swallow
• Chew out
• Chew the fat-free, e.g.
• Chew the fat, maybe
• Chew
• Cook's command
• Cook's cry
• Cook's encouragement
• Cook's invitation
• Halt a hunger strike
• Emulate Horner
• Emulate Little Jack Horner
• Emulate Pac-Man
• Finish a fast
• Finish fasting
• Finish off a hero?
• Finish off
• Finish the course
• Finish the course?
• "Finish those vegetables!"
• "Finish your dinner!"
• Dig in
• “Dig in!”
• ''Dig in!''
• 'Dig in!'
• "Dig in"
• Dig in, so to speak
• Dig in, yet fill a hole?
• "Dig in!"
• Dig into
• Dig into, as dinner
• End a certain strike
• End a crash diet
• End a fast
• End a hunger strike
• End a juice fast
• Dine.
• Dine, in this puzzle
• Dine on
• Dine or sup
• Dine
• Chomp
• Diner sign
• Burn through, as money
• Dinner exhortation
• Dinner host's exhortation
• Dinner invitation?
• Dinner order?
• Corrode or erode
• Corrode, with "away"
• Corrode
• Dinner table exhortation
• "Dinner's getting cold!"
• Dinnertime directive
• Dinnertime exhortation, perhaps
• End one's fast
• End the fast
• End to "all you can"
• End to all you can
• Chow down or gobble up
• Chow down
• Chow
• "It's a dog ___ dog world out there"
• First of a carousing trio
• First of a hard-partying trio
• First of a much-quoted trio
• Engage in some capers?
• Discommode, with "at"
• Discommode (with "at")
• Discommode (with ''at'')
• "I could ___ a horse!"
• "I earn that I ___": Shak.
• Enjoy a buffet
• Enjoy a date, say
• Enjoy a feast
• Enjoy a good meal
• Enjoy a kiss, say
• "I hate to ___ and run"
• "I hate to --- and run"
• Enjoy a meal
• Enjoy a muffin
• Enjoy a nosh
• Enjoy a pizza, say
• Enjoy a repast
• Get a bite
• Enjoy a smorgasbord
• Enjoy an acai bowl, say
• Enjoy an Almond Joy, say
• Enjoy an eclair, e.g.
• Enjoy an entrée
• Enjoy, as bok choy
• Enjoy baba ghanoush
• Enjoy brunch, for instance
• Enjoy courses
• Enjoy dessert
• Enjoy dinner
• Enjoy food
• Enjoy for dinner
• Enjoy lotte
• Enjoy lunch
• Enjoy oysters, say
• Enjoy potluck
• Enjoy some aloo tikki, say
• Enjoy some courses
• Enjoy some kisses?
• Enjoy some risotto, say
• Enjoy some shabu-shabu, say
• Enjoy some shrimp dumplings, say
• Enjoy some tapas, say
• Enjoy some turnip cakes, say
• Enjoy the buffet
• Enjoy the picnic
• Enjoy the salad bar, e.g.
• Enjoy the smorgasbord
• Enjoy the takeout
• Enjoy Wh___ies, say
• Enjoy, with "up"
• Get down
• Get fed up?
• Get fed
• Get into a stew?
• Get into your dinner
• "I slaved over a hot stove for you!"
• Hass's "___ to Win"
• Get one's Kix, say
• Dispose of a course
• Dispose of leftovers, in a way
• Dispose of leftovers
• Get rid of some leftovers, maybe
• Get some duck down?
• Get some grub
• Get stuck for, as a cost
• Get stuck with, as the cost
• Get stuffed
• Get take out and then tuck in
• Get takeout, say
• Get the fare down
• Dissolve with acid, say
• Have a bagel
• Have a beef?
• Have a bite to ___
• Have a bite
• Have a burger, maybe
• Get to the poi?
• Have a burger
• Have a cow?
• Have a date
• Have a date, maybe
• Have a date, say?
• Have a date, say
• Have a date?
• Have a frog in one's throat?
• Have a hamburger
• Have a hero
• Have a little lamb
• Have a little lamb?
• Have a little something
• Have a meal
• Have a muffin
• Have a nice meal
• Have a nosh
• Have a piece of cake
• Have a repast
• Have a salad, say
• Have a sandwich, maybe
• Have a sandwich, say
• Have a sandwich
• Have a snack or a meal
• Have a snack
• Have a sub
• Have a taco
• Have appetizers
• Have, as a Pop-Tart
• Have break-fast
• Have breakfast
• Have breasts
• Have brunch, say
• Have brunch
• Have challah, say
• Have chips, e.g.
• Have chips
• Have chops, say
• Have chow
• Have dinner or a snack
• Have dinner, say
• Have dinner
• Have eucalyptus leaves, if you're a koala (1)
• Have food
• Have for dessert
• Have for lunch, e.g.
• Have for lunch
• Have halva
• Have hash
• Have hummus, e.g.
• Have latkes, perhaps
• Have lunch or dinner
• Have lunch, say
• Have lunch
• Have one's fill
• Have peanuts
• Have pizza, perhaps
• Have sashimi
• Have some
• "Have some"
• ''Have some''
• Have some cake
• Have some food
• Have some fruit, say
• Have some grub
• Have some havarti
• Have some Kisses
• "Have some lasagna!"
• 'Have some lasagna!'
• "Have some of this pie"
• Have some pie
• Have some pizza, perhaps
• "Have some quiche!"
• Have some wings
• "Have some!"
• "Have something!"
• Have something
• Have supper
• Have tea
• Have the special, e.g.
• Have the special, say
• Have the special
• Have the usual, e.g.
• Have today's special
• Have wings
• Have your cake and ___ it, too
• Have your cake?
• Have
• Do a course evaluation?
• Do a daily ritual
• Erode or annoy
• Erode, with "away"
• Erode, with "into"
• Erode (with "into")
• Erode, with ''into''
• Erode
• Do brunch, say
• Do brunch
• Do dinner
• Gilbert's "___, Pray, Love"
• Do lunch
• Do lunch, e.g.
• Do lunch, say
• Do some carbo-loading, e.g.
• Do this before you drink and be merry
• Clean a plate
• Clean off plates?
• Clean one's plate
• Clean plates
• Clean your plate
• "Clean your plate!"
• Give in to a gut feeling?
• Give in to the munchies
• "Does ___ oats . . . "
• Clear the dishes?
• Evaluate a course?
• Dog-___-dog
• Dog ___ dog
• Dog-dog connection?
• Dog-dog connector
• Dog-dog link
• Dog --- dog
• Dog/dog separator
• Every other letter of "repast," aptly
• Follow an implied final recipe instruction
• Follow your gut instinct?
• Gnaw (at)
• Gnaw
• Don the feedbag
• "Go ahead, begin Thanksgiving!"
• Food order
• Don't go fast?
• Don't go hungry
• Go on a fast break?
• Go on after grace
• "Don't let it get cold!"
• Go picnicking, say
• Don't starve
• Go through a sub
• Jimmy ___ World
• Go to brunch
• Go to dinner
• Gobble, down or gobble down
• Gobble down
• Gobble, say
• Gobble (up)
• Gobble up
• Gobble
• Carbo-load, e.g.
• Exhortation after saying grace
• "Help yourself!"
• "Help yourself"
• Expand one's belly
• Down a comestible
• Down a doughnut
• Down a hero, say
• Down a hero
• Down a meal
• Down a sub, e.g.
• Down a submarine, say
• Down a submarine
• Down a torpedo?
• Down at the mouth?
• Down beef, say
• Down duck, for example
• Down duck, say
• Down food
• Down sides?
• Down the pike, say
• Down with the mouth
• Down
• Cutthroat
• Indulge in some capers?
• Cymbals ___ Guitars (indie rock band)
• Julia Roberts film, "___ Pray Love"
• ..., drink & be merry
• Ingest food
• Ingest some food
• Ingest
• Gormandize, e.g.
• Gormandize
• Fail to eschew edibles
• Gourmand's "middle name."
• Drop down one's throat
• "Come on, before it gets cold!"
• k.d. lang "All You Can ___"
• ''Mangia''
• ''Mangia!''
• 'Mangia!'
• "Mangia!"
• Serving suggestion
• Stop fast?
• Stop fasting
• Stop for lunch
• Motherly injunction
• Mother's charge
• Mother's command
• Mother's cry at a dinner table
• Mother's directive
• Mother's order
• Mother's plea
• Mother's urging at the dinner table
• "Stop playing with your food!"
• Nourish oneself
• The Atlantic, e.g.
• Roadside sign
• Verb whose past tense is formed by moving the first letter to the end
• Some hate to do this before they run
• Robbie's grace continues
• Put away a hero
• Put away dishes?
• Put away, in a way
• Put away one's groceries
• Put away, so to speak
• Put away some dishes?
• Put away the dishes
• Put away the dishes?
• Put away the groceries?
• Put away the leftovers?
• Put away
• Put dishes away
• Put down a dog, say?
• Put down a hero
• Put groceries away
• Put on the feed bag
• Put on the feedbag
• "Put some meat on those bones!"
• ''Put some meat on those bones!''
• "O, will you ___ no grapes, my royal fox?" : Shak.
• Vex (with ''at'')
• Vex, with "at"
• MRE part
• Pack away some bow ties?
• Pack away
• Pack it away
• Pack it in, so to speak
• Pack it in
• Stuff in a muffin, say?
• Stuff one's face
• Stuff your face
• Munch on
• Munch
• Quell some rumbles?
• "Please Don't ___ the Daisies"
• ''Please Don't ___ the Daisies''
• "Please Don't --- the Daisies"
• "Please, have some!"
• Please Julia
• Please the cook
• Please the cordon bleu
• Knock off a sub?
• "The pig was ___ . . . "
• "The pig was ___"
• Succumb to a snack attack
• Parental encouragement
• Parent's diner order?
• Parent's order
• Listen to one's gut?
• Listen to your gut?
• Nag (at)
• Raid the fridge
• Raid the icebox
• Raid the refrigerator
• Wolf chicken, e.g.
• Wolf down
• Wolf, say
• Show consumer confidence?
• Polish off some chow
• Polish off
• Show up for supper
• Rake in the chips?
• Run's counterpart
• "Soup's getting cold"
• Run's partner
• Part of MRE
• Ravage
• Partake at a buffet
• Partake of a meal
• Partake of a smorgasbord
• Partake of food
• Partake of parsnips, say
• Partake of pâte
• Partake of this puzzle's theme
• Partake of
• Lap (up)
• Partner of ''drink'' and ''be merry''
• Partner of run
• Ready-to-___
• Really bother, with "at"
• Really trouble, with "at"
• Post-grace exhortation
• Patronize a deli
• Patronize a diner
• Patronize a dining hall
• Patronize a food truck
• Patronize a restaurant
• Practice on a slider?
• Peck at, perhaps
• Peck at
• Pecking order?
• Reduce the fare?
• Refuel, in a way
• Refuel one's body
• Refuel oneself
• Nibble
• Nibble away
• Nibble on
• Lunch
• Lunch, e.g.
• Lunch invitation?
• Lunch on
• Lunch order?
• Lunch order from Mom
• Lunch, say
• One way to reduce one's fare
• Relish, with "up"
• Reluctantly absorb, as a loss
• No longer fast?
• No longer fast
• "Let's ___!" (cry after grace)
• "Let's ___!" (words after saying grace)
• "Let's ___!"
• Mom's admonition
• Mom's coaxing
• Mom's command
• Mom's dinner order
• Mom's exhortation
• Mom's order
• Respond to hunger pangs
• Proceed after grace
• Make a fast break
• Make a fast stop?
• Make a hero disappear?
• Make a meal of
• Make a sub disappear
• Make a submarine disappear?
• Nosh, e.g.
• Nosh on nachos, say
• Nosh on
• Nosh, say
• Nosh
• Make "all gone"
• Make ''all gone''
• Opposite of fast
• Make dates disappear?
• Make full, in a way
• Make like the Sprats
• Retract, as words
• Not fast
• Revel in, with "up"
• Pig out
• Warmth, in Soho
• Warrant "Dog ___ Dog"
• Tuck away
• Tuck in
• Tuck into
• Tuckered out
• Sup
• Word before crow or dirt
• Word between dog and dog
• Word between two dogs?
• Word between two dogs
• Word linking two dogs?
• Signora's "Mangia!"
• Word with crow or humble pie
• Sushi fish
• Sample the shrimp
• Swallow
• Wear (away)
• Wear away
• Wear down
• Wear (through)
• Sink a sub?
• Sink a submarine?
• Satisfy a craving
• Satisfy edacity
• Satisfy the munchies
• Sip some soup
• Weird Al "___ It"
• Weird Al: "___ It"
• Welcome word for chowhounds
• Sit down for a meal
• Work on a course
• Work on a date, say
• Work on a platter
• Work on a sub?
• Work on a sub, perhaps
• Work on a submarine
• Work on a submarine?
• Savor supper
• Savor the sushi
• Work on the side
• Thing you hate to do and run
• Scarf down, perhaps
• Scarf down
• Scarf or wolf
• Scarf, say
• Scarf stuffing, perhaps
• Tackle the comestibles
• Worry, with "at"
• Umphrey's McGee song for the dinner table?
• Take a bite
• Take a course
• Take a course or two?
• Take a course?
• Take a loss on, so to speak
• Take a side, say
• Take a side?
• Take back, as one's words
• Take back (one's words)
• Take care of one's hunger
• Take care of the munchies
• Take courses?
• Take down, as a sundae
• Take food
• Take in a course
• Take in courses
• Take in food
• Take in nourishment
• Take in solid food
• Take in sustenance
• Take in take-out
• Take in takeout, say
• Take in takeout
• Take in the groceries?
• Take in
• Take internally
• Take nourishment
• Take off the table?
• Take on calories
• Take on carbs
• Take plaice?
• Take sides?
• Take sides, say
• Take some courses
• Take sustenance
• Take tea in Trowbridge
• Take tea
• Take the bait?
• Take the cake
• Take the cake?
• Take the course
• Take tiffin, in London
• Take tiffin in London
• Take tiffin in Trowbridge
• Take tiffin
• Scoff
• Throw back a fish?
• Tie on the feedbag
• What may be found between two dogs
• What one must do to be a gourmand
• Start a course
• Unneeded command for chowhounds
• "You are what you ___"
• What to do after being served
• What to do after saying grace
• What to do at Joe's?
• What to do with fruit
• "You can't ___ a crown" (Althea Gibson)
• "You can't have your cake and ___ it too"
• "You look hungry!"
• Urging from a dinner host
• Snack on
• Snack or nosh
• Snack, say
• Snack
• "When do we ___?"
• "You're too skinny!"
• To really enjoy a meal, do this
• Steal from a gingerbread house?
• Use a fork
• Use a knife and fork
• Use a refectory
• Use as fuel
• Use chopsticks
• Use knife and fork, say
• Use the feed bag
• Use (up)
• Use (up), as savings
• Use (up), as time
• Use up
• Step one to be merry?

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