Eats [noun]

It also has an enemy, a small worm that forms in its body and gradually eats it up.

The prophet eats the book, and receives further instructions: the office of a watchman.

The horn worm, if large, eats the leaves in the finest part of them, frequently destroying half of a leaf.

Mademoiselle Marthe eats elegantly, without any ado or any noise, just like a grown-up lady.

De table was set out in de yard under de trees, an' you ain't never seed de like of eats.

If fifteen cows is browsing on a hillside, how many of them eats with their heads pointed the same direction?

Thus the elephant neither sucks, eats, or drinks, like other quadrupeds.

However great the appetite of the elephant, he eats with moderation, and his taste for cleanliness gets the better of his wants.

But Violet still lives in the gentleman's field, eats nice grass, goes easy journeys, and is plump and happy.

Hlakanyana also eats all the meat in the pot, and smears fat on the mouth of a sleeping old man.