Liberal Dictionary English Dictionary
Overwhelm or defeat someone thoroughly, make short work of someone. For example, Lacking experience in manufacturing, he was eaten alive by his competitors. This slangy hyperbole dates from the early 1900s. A newer slangy variant is eat someone’s lunch, dating from the mid-1900s. For example, It was a decisive victory; he ate the incumbent’s lunch.
Would you rather have to eat someone alive or be eaten alive
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Would you rather have to eat someone alive or be eaten alive
A hellhound covered in broken chains – Drawception
WE HAVE BEEN PROGRAMMED TO IGNORE THEIR SUFFERING if You Eat Factory