How to pronounce “pack on pounds”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of pack on the pounds.

Practice Nearby Words

pack on the pounds, pile on the pounds, pound, let go, blimp out, chub up, make a pig out of oneself, pack a punch, pack one's bags, put on dog, pile on, stuff one's face, blow up, weigh against, put the pot on, pack heat, put the feedbag on, make a pig of oneself, eat something up, pound the pavement, have one's pockets on swole, rack up, get one's load on, eat like a horse, throw one's weight around, knapsack, carry one's own weight, stuff, sack up, pound salt, weigh down, fill one's face, put on the dog, wale on, climb on the bandwagon, pad out, bag up, carry one's weight, lay it on thick, hit above one's weight, grub out, carb up, get on someone's wrong side, put on, hang one on, tapao, eat someone alive, eat like a bird, take the weight off, snack down on, chow down, crack a fat, feed one's face, eat for two, lose it, put hair on one's chest, line one's pockets, put on the ritz, get on someone's last nerve, grease one's gills, send someone packing, have a few too many, punch above one's weight, camp it up, fill up, eat for breakfast, eat like a pig, blow out one's bags, put a hurt on, pump iron, punch below one's weight, make a pile, get in someone's pants, get stuck into, smoke, hit the gym, hang heavy, lean on, stick fat, air one's paunch, pull one's own weight, take the weight off one's feet, hit below one's weight, pound the table, sweat it out, pound dirt, go the whole pile, go a bundle on, pack a sad, take a pill, fuel up, let oneself go, dig in, press one's luck, roll with the punches, take a fall, smack up, sell like hot cakes, beat the stuffing out of, make a meal of

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