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Ate

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Definition

Past tense of 'eat' used as slang meaning 'nailed it' or 'killed it.' When someone 'ate,' they performed exceptionally well. Often followed by 'and left no crumbs' (meaning it was flawless).

Translation for Parents

If your kid says someone 'ate,' it means they did something really well. 'She ate that presentation' = 'She nailed that presentation.' 'Ate and left no crumbs' means it was absolutely perfect. It has nothing to do with food.

Examples

Brainrot:

โ€œShe ate that performance and left no crumbsโ€

English:

โ€œShe absolutely nailed that performance, it was flawlessโ€

Brainrot:

โ€œYou ate with that outfit todayโ€

English:

โ€œYour outfit looks incredible todayโ€

Cringe Score

5.5/10 cringe

Your kid will cringe

You can pull this off if you commit fully. Half-hearted 'you... ate... that?' with a questioning tone defeats the purpose. Say it with your chest.

Category

compliment

Peak

2022-08

Last Verified

2026-02-25

Sources

urban_dictionary, reddit, tiktok

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