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What is the meaning of idiom Made a pig himself?

The idiom "made a pig of himself" is an informal expression meaning someone ate excessively, often to the point of being uncomfortably full.

It implies:

* Gluttony: The person ate much more than a normal or reasonable amount.

* Lack of restraint: They didn't control their appetite.

* Possible embarrassment: Their overeating might have been noticed and even caused them shame.

Example: "John made a pig of himself at the buffet, eating three plates of food!"

This idiom has a negative connotation, suggesting someone's behavior was excessive and potentially offensive.

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