snack
IPA: snˈæk
noun
- A light meal.
- An item of food eaten between meals.
- (slang) A very sexy and attractive person.
- (obsolete) A share; a part or portion.
verb
- To eat a light meal.
- To eat between meals.
- (obsolete, transitive) To snatch.
- (obsolete, transitive) To bite.
- (obsolete, transitive) To share.
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Examples of "snack" in Sentences
- Leeches just snack and go.
- His favourite snack is prune.
- I used to munch all the snacks.
- Cookies are the most common snacks.
- For the snack, the whole fish is eaten.
- Guiltless Gourmet is a snack food brand.
- The remains of the snacks were thrown out.
- You are right, this kind of snack is eaten across the world.
- Packages warn not to eat the product uncooked or as a snack food.
- This snack is also called Pava-chi bhaaji ie. bhaaji made from pav.
- This snack is the favorite food of the herdsmen of Qinghai Province.
- An apple and cheddar snack is easy to take along to work or on the road.
- It engaged in the manufacturing and trading of snack foods and beverages.
- The only time consuming piece of this snack is that you need to let the layers set up one by one.
- For 1,500 calories a day, combine this with another breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack from the menu.
- For 1,500 calories a day, combine this with breakfast, lunch, dinner and another snack from the menu.
- My guides led me to the big, tidy, silvery kitchen where Jesse magnanimously opened what she called the snack locker.
- Jones, hearty and hospitable in these last hours, had provided what he called a snack, and both beer and strong waters were freely set out upon the cabin table, nor did even the Elder refuse to do him right in a parting glass of Nantz.
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