noun

• snack food, especially "junk" food.

  Let's get some bogchi, man.

  by Andre Salvatierra, Philippines, Feb 18 1998.

verb

• to eat.

  Let's bogchi now - I'm hungry.

  by starkey, Mar 31 2002.

noun

• food.

  Let's go get some eats.

  These are some good eats!

  by Anonymous, Apr 19 1998.

noun

• frozen yogurt.

  I picked up a pint of froyo at the store.

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

noun

• food. Pronounced "GRINE-dij."

  I have five dollars to spend on grindage.

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

noun

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

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

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

adjective

• good tasting.

  That chicken is grub!

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

noun

• food.

  Let's go get some grub.

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

• a dirty or gross person.

  He is such a grub!

  by Kerri, Canada, Feb 12 2000.

verb

• to eat. See also grub up and get (one's) grub on.

  I need to grub.

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

• to labor in uncomfortable, low-paying, dangerous, and/or filthy conditions.

  I grub for a living in Florida's sugarcane fields.

  by Harold Z., Pleasanton, CA, USA, May 29 2008.

noun

• a submarine sandwich.

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

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

interjection

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

  by JC, USA, Dec 27 1997.

noun

• dinner. Etymology: shortened version of supper.

  Do you want to go eat some sup?

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

noun

• abbreviation of "pizza."

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

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