Definition of snack - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodsmall amount of food eaten between meals
- I grabbed a snack before dinner.
2.
meallight meal quick to prepare and eat
- We had a snack at the cafe.
3.
- He's such a snack in that outfit.
Verb
1.
eatingeat a small amount of food between meals
- I usually snack on nuts or fruits in the afternoon..
2.
- We decided to snack before the movie.
Images of snack
small amount of food eaten between meals 
light meal quick to prepare and eat
Expressions with snack
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sudden craving for snacks
I had a snack attack and ate a whole bag of chips.
eat something quickly and eagerly
He decided to snack down on the cookies.
small restaurant selling light meals and snacks
Let's meet at the snack bar after school.
small meal eaten around midnight
She had a midnight snack before going to bed.
counter where snacks are served
The snack counter was busy during the break.
food eaten between meals or for quick, easy consumption
I grabbed some snack food before dinner.
break period to eat snacks
During the meeting, we had a short snack time.
eat a small amount of food between regular meals
We usually have a snack after school before doing homework.
small meal high in energy
She grabbed a power snack before her workout.
area known for selling snacks and street food
The snack street was crowded with hungry visitors.
dish with halal meat, chips, cheese, and sauces
I ordered a halal snack pack for dinner.
sound of a sharp blade cutting swiftly
The sword went snicker-snack as it sliced through the air.
Origin of snack
Dutch, snacken (to bite)
Terms with snack included in their meaning
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snack size
small amount of food
food
thin slice of potato fried as a snack
pre-cut snack
conveniently pre-cut carrot for snacks
food
edible legume seed commonly roasted or salted as a snack
food
crisp spicy chicken wings served as a snack
snack sweets
sweetened slab, often coated in chocolate, with mixed add-ins
food
snack made of compressed breakfast cereal
food
snack with melted cheese on bread
food
puffed corn snack with cheese flavor
nacho style
snack with tortilla chips and melted cheese
sweet snack
type of cookie with chocolate pieces
snack
small social gathering serving hot drink and sweet baked dessert
food
light sweet snack served with a hot drink
food
snack with two cookies and a filling
food
sweet snack made with dates and other ingredients
food
snack providing quick energy, often for athletes
small sandwich
small, delicate sandwich served as a snack or appetizer
snack
popular fair or carnival snack
food
snack food with oats, nuts, and sweeteners
food
snack made of granola pressed into a bar
edamame
young green-colored soybean often eaten as snack or in dishes
food
eat a quick, light snack
food
snack bar containing healthy ingredients
baked snack
pie that is served hot
Examples of snack in a sentence
A healthy snack can boost your energy. I grabbed a snack before the meeting. She packed a snack for the road trip. She walked in and everyone agreed she was a snack. At the party, he was definitely the biggest snack there. She tends to snack while watching TV.
Kids often snack on cookies after school. She likes to snack while studying. They often snack on fruits during the break.
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- French:en-cas, grignoter, ...
- German:Snack, naschen, ...
- Italian:spuntino, fare uno spuntino, ...
- Spanish:tentempié, picar, ...
- Portuguese:lanche, lanchar, ...
- Chinese:点心, 吃零食, ...
- Japanese:おやつ, 軽食をとる, ...
- Arabic:وجبة خفيفة, تَنَاوَلَ وَجْبَة خَفِيفَة, ...
- Hebrew:חֲטִיף, לְנַשְׁנֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:перекус, перекусывать, ...
- Ukrainian:перекус, перекусити, ...
- Hindi:हल्का नाश्ता, नाश्ता करना, ...
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