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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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about "ditching on"
Hi everyone,
Can you teach me how to understand this expression that I read from a children's book:
"The buzzer rang, and Dad put on the oven mitts and pull the pie out of the oven. It looked like plain, old pie. It looked good enough to eat! I was ditching on."
Here, I can't search the meaning of "ditching on" on any websites. Tell me pls. Thank you very much.
Can you teach me how to understand this expression that I read from a children's book:
"The buzzer rang, and Dad put on the oven mitts and pull the pie out of the oven. It looked like plain, old pie. It looked good enough to eat! I was ditching on."
Here, I can't search the meaning of "ditching on" on any websites. Tell me pls. Thank you very much.
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Anonymous the meaning of "ditching on" I think it might be meant to read 'pitching in', which means 'eating very heartily'.
- Anonymous the meaning of "ditching on" I think it might be meant to read 'pitching in', which means 'eating very heartily'.
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Anonymous the meaning of "ditching on"I think it might be meant to read 'pitching in', which means 'eating very heartily'.
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