“To wolf down” in Japanese
Short answer
To wolf down in Japanese is “貪り食う” (musaborikuu). Full meaning: to eat greedily, to devour, to wolf down, to gobble up.
Other ways to say “To wolf down” in Japanese
食い荒らす
kuiarasu to eat up and spoil (e.g. crops), to eat away, to devour, to wolf down; to eat a bit of everything; to encroach upon, to take over, to steal (e.g. support)
むさぼり食う
musaborikuu to eat greedily, to devour, to wolf down, to gobble up
むさぼり喰う
musaborikuu to eat greedily, to devour, to wolf down, to gobble up
喰い荒す
kuiarasu to eat up and spoil (e.g. crops), to eat away, to devour, to wolf down; to eat a bit of everything; to encroach upon, to take over, to steal (e.g. support)
食い荒す
kuiarasu to eat up and spoil (e.g. crops), to eat away, to devour, to wolf down; to eat a bit of everything; to encroach upon, to take over, to steal (e.g. support)
食いあらす
kuiarasu to eat up and spoil (e.g. crops), to eat away, to devour, to wolf down; to eat a bit of everything; to encroach upon, to take over, to steal (e.g. support)
喰い荒らす
kuiarasu to eat up and spoil (e.g. crops), to eat away, to devour, to wolf down; to eat a bit of everything; to encroach upon, to take over, to steal (e.g. support)
くいあらす
kuiarasu to eat up and spoil (e.g. crops), to eat away, to devour, to wolf down; to eat a bit of everything; to encroach upon, to take over, to steal (e.g. support)
喰ひ荒らす
kuiarasu to eat up and spoil (e.g. crops), to eat away, to devour, to wolf down; to eat a bit of everything; to encroach upon, to take over, to steal (e.g. support)
くい荒らす
kuiarasu to eat up and spoil (e.g. crops), to eat away, to devour, to wolf down; to eat a bit of everything; to encroach upon, to take over, to steal (e.g. support)
貪り食ふ
musaborikuu to eat greedily, to devour, to wolf down, to gobble up
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