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binge

 (bĭnj)
n.
A period of excessive or uncontrolled indulgence, especially in food or drink.
intr.v. binged, binge·ing or bing·ing, bing·es
To be immoderately self-indulgent and unrestrained, especially in food or drink.

[From dialectal binge, to soak.]

bing′er n.
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binge

(bɪndʒ)
n
1. a bout of excessive eating or drinking
2. excessive indulgence in anything: a shopping binge.
vb (intr) , binges, bingeing, binging or binged
to indulge in a binge (esp of eating or drinking)
[C19: probably Lincolnshire dialect binge to soak]
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binge

(bɪndʒ)

n., v. binged, bing•ing. n.
1. a bout of excessive indulgence in eating or drinking; spree.
v.i.
2. to go on a binge.
[1850–55]
bing′er, n.
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binge


Past participle: binged
Gerund: binging/bingeing

Imperative
binge
binge
Present
I binge
you binge
he/she/it binges
we binge
you binge
they binge
Preterite
I binged
you binged
he/she/it binged
we binged
you binged
they binged
Present Continuous
I am binging/bingeing
you are binging/bingeing
he/she/it is binging/bingeing
we are binging/bingeing
you are binging/bingeing
they are binging/bingeing
Present Perfect
I have binged
you have binged
he/she/it has binged
we have binged
you have binged
they have binged
Past Continuous
I was binging/bingeing
you were binging/bingeing
he/she/it was binging/bingeing
we were binging/bingeing
you were binging/bingeing
they were binging/bingeing
Past Perfect
I had binged
you had binged
he/she/it had binged
we had binged
you had binged
they had binged
Future
I will binge
you will binge
he/she/it will binge
we will binge
you will binge
they will binge
Future Perfect
I will have binged
you will have binged
he/she/it will have binged
we will have binged
you will have binged
they will have binged
Future Continuous
I will be binging/bingeing
you will be binging/bingeing
he/she/it will be binging/bingeing
we will be binging/bingeing
you will be binging/bingeing
they will be binging/bingeing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been binging/bingeing
you have been binging/bingeing
he/she/it has been binging/bingeing
we have been binging/bingeing
you have been binging/bingeing
they have been binging/bingeing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been binging/bingeing
you will have been binging/bingeing
he/she/it will have been binging/bingeing
we will have been binging/bingeing
you will have been binging/bingeing
they will have been binging/bingeing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been binging/bingeing
you had been binging/bingeing
he/she/it had been binging/bingeing
we had been binging/bingeing
you had been binging/bingeing
they had been binging/bingeing
Conditional
I would binge
you would binge
he/she/it would binge
we would binge
you would binge
they would binge
Past Conditional
I would have binged
you would have binged
he/she/it would have binged
we would have binged
you would have binged
they would have binged
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.
binge - any act of immoderate indulgence; "an orgy of shopping"; "an emotional binge"; "a splurge of spending"
humoring, indulging, pampering, indulgence - the act of indulging or gratifying a desire
2.binge - an occasion for excessive eating or drinkingbinge - an occasion for excessive eating or drinking; "they went on a bust that lasted three days"
revel, revelry - unrestrained merrymaking
piss-up - vulgar expression for a bout of heavy drinking
Verb1.binge - overeat or eat immodestlybinge - overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself; "She stuffed herself at the dinner"; "The kids binged on ice cream"
eat - eat a meal; take a meal; "We did not eat until 10 P.M. because there were so many phone calls"; "I didn't eat yet, so I gladly accept your invitation"
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binge

noun (Informal)
1. bout, session, spell, fling, feast, stint, spree, orgy, bender (informal), jag (slang), beano (Brit. slang), sesh (slang), blind (slang) She went on occasional drinking binges.
verb
1. overeat, pig out (slang) I binged on pizzas and milkshakes.
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binge

noun
1. A drinking bout:
Slang: bat, bender, booze, jag, tear.
2. A period of uncontrolled self-indulgence:
Slang: jag.
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Translations

binge

[bɪndʒ]
A. N [of drinking] → borrachera f; [of eating] → comilona f, atracón m
to go on a bingeir de juerga
to go on a spending bingesalir de compras a despilfarrar el dinero
B. VI (gen) → correrse un exceso; (eating) → darse una comilona, darse un atracón
to binge on chocolatedarse un atracón or ponerse hasta arriba de chocolate
Collins Spanish Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1971, 1988 © HarperCollins Publishers 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2005

binge

[ˈbɪndʒ]
n
to go on a binge (drinking)prendre une cuite ; (eating)se gaver
vi (= consume too much) → faire des excès (= drink) → se soûler (= eat too much) → manger à l'excès; [eat compulsively] → manger compulsivement (= shop) → faire une razzia
to binge on chocolate → s'empiffrer de chocolat
to binge on whisky → se soûler au whisky binge drinking, binge eatingbinge drinking ndipsomanie fbinge eating n (by person with eating disorder)hyperphagie f boulimique, grignotage m compulsif
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binge

(inf)
n (drinking) → (Sauf)gelage nt (inf); (eating) → (Fress)gelage nt (inf); (= spending spree)Großeinkauf m; to go on a bingeauf eine Sauftour gehen (inf); → eine Fresstour machen (inf); → groß einkaufen gehen
viauf eine Sauf-/Fresstour gehen (inf); you’ll have to stop bingeingdu musst mit diesen Sauf-/Fressgelagen aufhören (inf)
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binge

[bɪndʒ] (fam)
1. n to have a bingefar baldoria
to go on a (shopping) binge → darsi alle spese folli
to go on a (drinking) binge → prendersi una solenne sbronza
2. vi (eat excessively) → mangiare in modo eccessivo
Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995

binge

n (alcohol) borrachera (esp. por varios días seguidos); (food) atracón m, período de comer en exceso; — eating atracones de comida, (el) comer en exceso periódicamente; vi beber alcohol en exceso periódicamente; comer en exceso periódicamente
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Among seniors, binges are most common in men and those who use cannabis, researchers found.
Scientists have discovered how a group of neurons in a specific area of the brain could be contributing to late-night pizza binges. The zona incerta area is not largely studied but receives input from many parts of the brain.
4.3% of men and 0.5% of women admitted binges - four drinks or more in one go - twice a month or more, and 8.3% of men and 1.5% of women once a month.
In contrast to Bulimia Nervosa, in which inappropriate compensatory mechanisms are used to counteract the effects of binges, those with binge-eating disorder do not regularly compensate for binge eating.
In order to know with what frequency the adolescents who reported binge eating have these episodes, we examined the participants' answers to question 27 of the BITE "With what frequency do you binge eat?" The results show that 64.4% of these adolescents reported having the binge-eating episodes rarely, 20.7 % reported binge eating once a month, 5.7% reported binge eating once a week, 4.6% reported binge eating 2-3 times per week, 2.3% reported daily binges and 2.3% reported binge eating 2-3 times a day.
It also refers to the patient who binges and purges but not quite often enough to qualify for bulimia nervosa.
Fifteen patients who received topiramate during the controlled study and participated in the extension study showed an average drop of 4.0 binges per week, compared with their binge frequency before they started taking the drug (P < .001), and lost 14.1 kg in weight (P = .023), compared with their baseline weight.
Adults age 21 to 25 went on drinking binges an average of 18 times in 2001, according to CDC.
Professionals emphasize that the key to treating binge eating is to discover why the sufferer binges and then address those problems in a holistic manner.
her team will report that daily treatment with another brain-opiate blocker reduced the number and intensity of binges in all but one person.
Research on liver damage specifically from binge drinking may be scarce because research has repeatedly found that harm to the liver results from continuous (frequent) drinking rather than episodic drinking (such as binges).
(1) Most of the alcohol consumption of underage drinkers occurs during "binge" episodes characterized by drinking high quantities.