Ara
to make a pig of oneself
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tıka basa yemek
to eat to excess
Idiom
InformalWhat is the origin of the idiom "make a pig of oneself" and when to use it?
The idiom "make a pig of oneself" originates from the behavior and characteristics associated with pigs, particularly their reputation for being gluttonous and voracious eaters. The phrase figuratively implies eating too much or overeating, often beyond what is considered normal or appropriate. It conveys the idea of excessive consumption, akin to the behavior of a pig at a feeding trough.
Example
There's so much good food here.
They made complete pigs of themselves at the dinner.
This is a nice restaurant, so please try to mind your manners and not make pigs of yourselves.
