Associations to the word «Snack»
Noun
- Calorie
- Meal
- Food
- Intake
- Obesity
- Nut
- Butter
- Dish
- Fruit
- Drink
- Bar
- Consumption
- Snack
- Sugar
- Product
- Cracker
- Adolescent
- Peanut
- Dessert
- Beverage
- Chips
- Cereal
- Grazing
- Noodle
- Pastry
- Potassium
- Dairy
- Cookie
- Chocolate
- Vegetable
- Maximum
- Cafeteria
- Sandwich
- Bakery
- Cheese
- Biscuit
- Salad
- Candy
- Calcium
- Potato
- Vitamin
- Sausage
- Canteen
- Refreshment
- Cake
- Soda
- Pizza
- Lunch
- Lounge
- Dough
- Vendor
- Sauce
- Cuisine
- Raisin
- Diet
- Grocery
- Carbohydrate
- Pork
- Topping
- Breakfast
- Souvenir
- Junk
- Juice
- Kellogg
- Cafe
- Bun
- Wafer
- Convenience
- Pickle
- Soup
- Kraft
- Fiber
- Café
Adjective
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Wiktionary
SNACK, noun. A light meal.
SNACK, noun. An item of food eaten between meals.
SNACK, verb. To eat a light meal
SNACK, verb. To eat between meals
SNACK, noun. (obsolete) A share; a part or portion.
SNACK BAR, noun. A small restaurant serving light meals
SNACK BAR, noun. A counter in some other establishment having the same function
SNACK BARS, noun. Plural of snack bar
SNACK DOWN, verb. To eat a snack or a series of snacks.
SNACK FOOD, noun. A food traditionally or commonly consumed as a snack between meals.
SNACK FOOD, noun. Any other food consumed as a snack.
SNACK FOODS, noun. Plural of snack food
Dictionary definition
SNACK, noun. A light informal meal.
SNACK, verb. Eat a snack; eat lightly; "She never loses weight because she snacks between meals".
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