Binge (verb)

1. To eat or drink too much in a short period of time.
2. To engage in an excessive or compulsive consumption of something, such as food or drugs.

Origin:

Early 18th century, probably from binge, binge "a soaking, a soaking in drink" (mid 16th century), probably from old english *byngan "to soak", of germanic origin; related to old english bingian "to soak in", bing "a soak".

Examples:

1. She binged on chocolate after the breakup.
2. He binged on alcohol over the weekend.
3. She binged on Netflix shows over the weekend.
4. He binged on junk food during his depression.
5. She binged on shopping online.