Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | apípate |
| nosotros | apipémonos |
| vosotros | apipaos |
to stuff oneself with food
A colloquial verb meaning to stuff oneself with food or drink until overly full (se apiparon de paella). Always implies eating past the point of being satisfied, closer to "pigging out" than a neutral "eating a lot."
Using apiparse for a normal, moderate meal — it specifically implies overeating; comer bien or almorzar is what you'd say for an ordinary meal.
Often confused with atiborrarse.
| tú | apípate |
| nosotros | apipémonos |
| vosotros | apipaos |
| apipándose |
| apipado |
| apiparse |
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"apiparse" means "to stuff oneself with food".
The imperative (imperativo) of "apiparse" is: tú apípate, nosotros apipémonos, vosotros apipaos.