to binge-watch
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3.9
- phrasal verb
- /ˈbɪndʒˌwɑtʃ/
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- On rainy days, I love to binge-watch episodes of classic sitcoms.
- binge-watching shows
- binge-watch a season
- binge-watching episodes
You know, what are the keys to making audiences binge watch a Netflix series?
- You know, what are the keys to making audiences binge watch a Netflix series?
- And they're great and like could binge watch those all day.
- And while you wait out the storm, why not binge watch some old Hot Ones?
- If you look at Netflix, for example, in our house, my husband and I binge watch House of Cards.
- This is of course, the last thing I want, unless you spent your sleepless nights binge watching my channel, in which case, please continue.
- I was binge watching your interviews, binge reading your blogs, fell in love with your work.
- And today's This guest is someone who I've been watching, binge watching religiously on Netflix on her show Never Have I Ever.
- And I was binge watching it yesterday and it got up to three episodes and then it said you, you know, we're so spoiled now.
- Some might even call Alphabet, the parent company of YouTube, a sin stock as people binge watching YouTube videos are indulging in slot.
- In case you're wondering I have binge watched Ratchet which in the show they kept saying ratchet ratchet ratchet but it's ratchet with Adi.
Examples
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And while you wait out the storm, why not binge watch some old Hot Ones?
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Last weekend, I decided to binge-watch my favorite series from start to finish.
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But yeah, this is what we use to, you know, binge watch stuff before going to bed, maybe catch a quick movie.
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I say we go back to my place and maybe binge-watch some TV?
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If you look at Netflix, for example, in our house, my husband and I binge watch House of Cards.
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Tonight, I'm binge-watching A Star is Born.
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And nowadays people, you know, binge watch Netflix.
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In today's world, we binge watch everything that we want.
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You know, what are the keys to making audiences binge watch a Netflix series?
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I binge-watched seasons one and two of Downton Abbey last year, and now I can't believe I have to wait seven days before seeing the next episode.
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Synonyms
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4.5
To do something like eating, drinking, or watching a lot in a short time
To watch many episodes of a television series or several movies in one sitting
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Etymology
Binge-watch puts together binge, a word used in 'binge-eating' for 'doing something too much', and watch, so it gives the image of 'eating' TV episodes one after another. So to binge-watch means to watch many episodes in one sitting without stopping.