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I ate. I ate the whole plate. I ate yo momma. I ate yo dad. I ate the universe
i ate by my name is niko and im gay December 24, 2021

I ate it 

used to answer someone when they are looking for something, whether you don't know where it is, you ACTUALLY ate it, or if you feel like sitting back and laughing at them while they look for the thing even though you know where it is.

If a person is asking for the where-abouts of a female, the scenario could have some sexual undertones. (I ate her).
Scenario 1;
1: Hey have you seen the cookies?
2: I ate it.

(in the above senario, person no.2 ate "it" not them, therefore it ambigous as to whether he actually ate the cookies.)

Scenario 2;
1: Have you seen my top?
2: I ate it.

Scenario 3;
1: Have you seen dad?
2: I ate him.
I ate it by Gustus February 3, 2008

I ate my cat 

When the time feels weird and you don’t know what to say
I ate my cat by Grandma ate peppa November 4, 2019

i ate a cat 

a meme where bill s says "i ate a cat" then kenneth ????? says "You make me wanna cry, thats (in my opinion) kind of cruel, but even so i DO respect your opinion" then bill s says "i will eat another"
i ate a cat.
You make me wanna cry, THATS (in my opinion) kind of cruel, but even so i do respect your opinion
i will eat another
i ate a cat by memeaddictive2 June 13, 2023

i ate that 

Meaning you overcame what someone or something tried to do to you
*Steve gets punched by Tom...
Steve: "I ate that!"
i ate that by Bubbles358 March 24, 2017

I ate a cat 

I ate a cat means that earlier you ate so much that you can't eat the current meal.
If you ate a big breakfast you might say I can't eat lunch, I ate a cat.
I ate a cat by CrashDesigns January 16, 2023
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