twinkie patch

Definition

A humorous metaphor for overindulgence in junk food that results in noticeable weight gain—suggesting someone fell into a literal patch of processed snacks and ate their way out without stopping.

Example Usage

Marcus has really let himself go; looks like he fell into a twinkie patch over the holidays.

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