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29 word matches found for '食' using reading 'ぐ'
り ぐ い 0
profit-taking  (finance term)
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た ち ぐ い 0
Most common form: 立食い
eating while standing; eating at a (street) stall  (see also: 立ち飲み)
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ど か ぐ い 0
eating a lot; excessive eating; gorging; guzzling
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Most common form: 痩せの大食い
expression
thin person who eats a lot; big eater who stays thin  (see also: 痩せ)
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や け ぐ い 0
binge eating; stress eating
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と も ぐ い 0
cannibalism (in animals); mutual destruction; internecine struggle; eating each other; damaging each other
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か い ぐ い 0
noun
buying (and immediately consuming) sweets
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ぬ す み ぐ い 0
Most common form: 盗み食い
noun
sneaking a bite; snitching food
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eating quickly; speed-eating
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う り ぐ い 0
noun
living by selling off one's possessions
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walking while eating
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い ぬ ぐ い 0
1. eating like a dog; sloppy eating
noun
2. dog fighting  (see also: 闘犬; archaic)
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1. eating between meals; wasteful eating habits; waste of resources
2. living idly; loafing one's way through life  (see also: 無駄飯, 徒食)
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つ ま み ぐ い 0
1. eating with one's fingers
2. snitching food; snatched food; secret eating; food snatched and eaten without the meal starting
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お お も の ぐ い 4
noun
defeating a superior opponent
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noun
living in idleness
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noun
eating live seafood (e.g. ice gobies, shrimp) while still moving  (food term)
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あ い だ ぐ い 0
noun
eating between meals; snacking
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glutton
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scavenging for food
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お お ぐ い 0
1. eating heavily; hearty eating; binge eating; gluttony
noun
2. big eater; trencherman; gormandizer
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い れ ぐ い 0
expression
(fish) biting at every cast
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noun
eating on the sly
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noun
speed-eating contest
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り ぐ い う り 0
noun
profit-taking sale; profit-taking selling
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noun
ne'er-do-well; waster; idler; good-for-nothing
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expression
fools act without thinking  (idiomatic expression)
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い ぐ い 0
living in idleness
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く す り ぐ い 3
noun
winter-time practice of eating meat of animals such as boar and deer to ward off cold
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