Thesaurus - Words meaning food and drink (related to) - 27 words

bogchi    

noun

1. snack food, especially "junk" food.

   Let's get some bogchi, man.

   Submitted by Andre Salvatierra, Philippines, Feb 18 1998.

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bust a grub    

adjective

1. to eat.

   Lets go to Micky D's and bust a grub.

   Submitted by Tom Stone, Philadelphia, PA, USA, Apr 30 1998.

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catch    

verb

1. to see.

   I caught a movie at the theatre in Springfield last night.

2. to hear, understand.

   Did you catch that?

3. to get, buy, attend, etc., when referring to meals. Origin: perhaps derived from hunting, as in catching an animal for food.

   I caught lunch at the deli down the street.

   Do you want to go catch a bite to eat?

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cup of Joe    

noun

1. a cup of coffee.

   I'm going out for a cup of Joe.

   Submitted by Paul Teclaff, UK, Jan 17 2003.

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eats    

noun

1. food.

   Let's go get some eats.

   These are some good eats!

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from hunger    

adjective

1. run down or impoverished.

   That house looks like from hunger.

   Submitted by Anthony, Hazlet, NJ, USA, Dec 06 2002.

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• generally displeasing, sucks, common
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froyo    

noun

1. frozen yogurt.

   I picked up a pint of froyo at the store.

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get my grub on    

verb

1. to eat.

   I need to get my grub on.

   Submitted by Lane Winblde, Mesa, AZ, USA, Jun 20 1997.

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graze    

verb

1. to eat. Usually used to refer to party food, since it is generally laid out on a table. Thus a partier, instead of eating what is directly in front of them, will move around eating from different places, much like a cow.

   Cool, a buffet table, let's go graze!

   Submitted by Elizabeth W. Bromberg, Birmingham, AL, USA, Mar 08 1998.

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grindage    

noun

1. food. Pronounced "GRINE-dij."

   I have five dollars to spend on grindage.

   Submitted by Dan Miller, Den Haag (Zuid-Holland), Netherlands, Nov 20 2002.

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grinder    

noun

1. a sandwich, also called "hoagie" or "sub."

   I've got the munchies - let's go get a meatball grinder.

   Submitted by Antonio Santos, San Jose, CA, USA, Dec 05 2002.

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grub    

noun

1. food. Note: see also grub up and get my grub on.

   Let's go get some grub.

   Submitted by Lane Winblde, Mesa, AZ, USA, Jun 20 1997.

verb

1. to eat.

   I need to grub.

adjective

1. good tasting.

   That chicken is grub!

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grub up    

verb

1. to eat.

   Submitted by Lane Winblde, Mesa, AZ, USA, Jun 20 1997.

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hodger    

noun

1. a guest who eats all of the host's food and drinks all of the host's drinks.

   I can't believe that hodger ate all the cookies and drank all of the milk!

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hoover    

verb

1. to clean. Origin: the Hoover brand of vacuum cleaners.

   You are not going out to play until you hoover that messy room of yours!

   I have to hoover the bathroom before the party starts.

   Submitted by Susan Baglien, Wauwatosa, WI, USA, Sep 23 1997.

2. to eat very quickly. Origin: the same vacuum cleaners. Someone eating quickly could (in theory) be mistaken for a vacuum cleaner.

   He hoovered the whole pizza!

   Submitted by Annie Trimble, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, Mar 11 1998.

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hungarian    

adjective

1. hungry.

   I am so hungarian!

   Submitted by Sarah Nino, WI, USA, Dec 30 1997.

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Joe    

noun

1. see cup of Joe.

   Submitted by Paul Teclaff, UK, Jan 17 2003.

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mack on    

verb

1. to attempt to attract; HIT ON. Also mack to.

   I macked on some females last night.

2. to eat.

   I macked on some food.

   Submitted by Cliff Mitchell, Sonoma, CA, USA, Apr 01 1998.

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munchies    

noun

1. hunger. Often used to refer to the hunger one experiences after smoking marijuana.

   Let's go get a sandwich - I've got the munchies.

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pillage    

verb

1. to eat.

   Let's go pillage.

   Submitted by Cameron Bookout, Boulder, CO, USA, Oct 06 2001.

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snarf    

verb

1. to expel liquid (or, more rarely, food) out one's nose by laughing in the middle of a swallow.

   We were sitting in the kitchen, and JJ cut a nasty muffin, and I snarfed lemonade all over the table.

   Submitted by Nathan Long, Gainesville, GA, USA, Mar 30 1998.

2. to eat voraciously.

   You really snarfed your dinner!

3. to snatch up for oneself.

   I was so hungry I snarfed that whole bag of chips!

   Submitted by Curtis Kimm, Santa Clara, CA, USA, May 16 1998.

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spork    

noun

1. an eating utensil that is both a spoon and a fork.

verb

1. to insert a spork into something.

   Someone sporked my lawn last night.

adjective

1. of poor quality, unusable, intolerable.

   Submitted by Walt, TX, USA, Jun 06 1997.

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spuckie    

noun

1. a submarine sandwich.

   Run up to Rip's Sub Shop and pick up a couple of spuckies.

   Submitted by John Smith, Phoenix, AZ, USA, Jun 21 1997.

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strap on a feed-bag    

verb

1. to eat a meal; go get something to eat. Origin: the way horses are sometimes fed: by strapping a bag full of food to their head.

   Let's go to McDonald's and strap on a feed-bag

   Submitted by Elizabeth W. Bromberg, Birmingham, AL, USA, Mar 08 1998.

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sup    

interjection

1. a greeting, similar to "What's going on?" A shortened version of "What's up."

   Submitted by JC, USA, Dec 27 1997.

   Clarifications submitted by Elizabeth W. Bromberg, Birmingham, Alabama, Jan 05 1998

noun

1. dinner. Etymology: shortened version of supper.

   Do you want to go eat some sup?

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take a bone    

verb

1. to get something to eat. Notes: believed to have originated in California.

   Call me and we'll go take a bone.

   Submitted by Carl Popolo, Boston, MA, USA, Oct 01 2001.

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za    

noun

1. abbreviation of "pizza."

   Let's call Domino's and order up some za.

   Submitted by Dan Saffer, Hoboken, NJ, USA, Feb 12 1998.

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