食い散らす | Japanese meaning

食い散らす【くいちらす】

Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb

to eat untidily
to eat a bit of everything
to dabble (in something); to try one's hand at various things

Forms

食い散らす【くいちらす】
食散らす【くいちらす】
くいちらす

Generated definitions (experimental)

to eat untidily

This meaning refers to eating in a messy or disorderly manner, often leaving food scattered around.

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While eating the dishes, the table became messy.

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He was watching television while eating snacks messily.

to eat a bit of everything

This meaning describes the action of sampling or tasting various foods rather than consuming one specific item, indicating a casual or leisurely dining experience.

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She was enjoying herself at the party, sampling various dishes.

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During my travels, I tried a bit of everything local.

to dabble (in something); to try one's hand at various things

This meaning captures the idea of engaging in different activities without committing deeply to any single one, often out of curiosity or for fun.

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He dabbles in painting and music as hobbies.

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I am having fun trying my hand at various activities with friends.

Generated collocations (experimental)

messy eatinga plate of untidy leftoversto like eating untidilyto eat messilyto sample various dishesto leave food scatteredto dabble in various foodsa table scattered with fooda habit of messy eatingafter eating messily