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What it means

To binge something is to devour it all in one greedy sitting, episode after episode or the whole bag of crisps, with zero self-control. The marathon of pure indulgence.

Usage examples

"We binged the entire series in one weekend."
"I binged a whole tub of ice cream watching it."
"We were only gonna watch one episode and then fully binged the whole season till 3 a.m."
"I bought snacks for the week and somehow binged half of them in one film night."
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Where it is said

Where it comes from

Binge goes back to English dialect use for heavy drinking sprees, especially from the mid 1800s in Britain. It first meant a bout of excessive booze, then widened out over time to any all-in session of overdoing it. That's how we got binge-watch, binge-eat, and the whole glorious no-brakes vibe.

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