In Australian slang, "to bog in" means to start eating eagerly or with enthusiasm, often used when someone begins a meal with noticeable appetite. It became common in Australian English through informal everyday speech, particularly in social or working environments where meals are shared and spoken about casually. The phrase is typically used as an encouragement ("Go on, bog in") or a description of someone eating heartily.

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