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binge

[binj] / bɪndʒ /


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Recently, someone offhandedly shared her weekend plan to binge “The Chair Company” on Netflix.

From Salon

So if a long-haul flight demands that you binge, why not binge big?

From Los Angeles Times

The study involved brain surgery to implant electrodes designed to eventually detect and interrupt cravings before they escalated into binge episodes.

From Science Daily

Consumers accustomed to TV ad breaks and weekly releases loved Netflix’s “binge” model.

From The Wall Street Journal

Under his leadership, Netflix released episodes to shows all at once, allowing people to binge watch an entire season.

From Los Angeles Times