Nomming One Out

Definition

British slang for being intensely hungry or craving food in a serious way—basically, your stomach is actively eating itself and you need to fix that ASAP. It's the audible stomach equivalent of flashing an SOS signal.

Example Usage

I skipped breakfast and now I'm absolutely nomming one out—let's hit up that food truck.

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Nomming%20One%20Out&defid=5629245)

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