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'Pig out' means... Phrasal verbs present 5 examples of English fun phrasal verbs. The phrasal verbs I am going to talk in this video are wolf down, horse around, veg out, goof around and pig out. For example, pig out means eating a lot of food all at once. #PigOut #WolfDown #HorseAround #VegOut #GoofAround The definition of a phrasal verb is an idiomatic phrase consisting of a verb and a preposition. The first English phrasal verb is 'pig out' means...(phrasal verb) For example, I used to pig out on a lot of candies. #PhrasalVerbs #FunPhrasalVerbs #PigOUT #VegOut *veg out (phrasal verb) For example, Jack was vegging out in front of the TV. goof around (phrasal verb) For example, Children spent all their vacations goofing around. horse around (phrasal verb) For example, these students are always horsing around in class. wolf down (phrasal verb) For example, Mary was late for work this morning, so, she wolfed down her breakfast. Use the video on common English phrasal verbs in your ESL classroom and use the list of the phrasal verbs! Also, check out this link for the English Phrasal Verbs List: https://www.facebook.com/english2017u... This is the list of phrasal verbs you may use in Daily English Conversations. My name is Mark and on this channel, I help ESL and EFL students improve their English language skills, learn English through story, and prepare for TOEFL using interactive English in this linguatrip! Besides, I assist future English teachers with different English materials for TEFL, and TESOL. So, study with me! Consider subscribing for English, TOEFL, IELTS, TEFL, and TESOL preparation! Subscribe -    / @markenglish2025