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Food, Eat
 
 
 
 
breakfast
 
lunch
 
dinner / supper*
 
feast
 
meal
 
dish**
 
snack
 
dessert
 
rice
 
bread
 
toast
 
fast food
 
solids
 
   
*supper is more informal than dinner ** dish can refer to a plate as well as to a dish
†non count nouns  
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cream
 
milkshake
 
 
broth
 

bacon

 
lard
 
    a dozen eggs
 
eat - ate
 
  Let's eat dinner.
 
  Yesterday, I ate a sandwich for lunch.
 
  Would you like a dessert?
 
  No thanks, I'm full!
 
chew
swallow
 
  Be sure to chew your food well before swallowing.
 
spit - spat
 
  The food was so bad he spat it out.
 
  Please don't spit on the walls!
 

Too much eating isn't good..

fat (adj.)
 
obese* (adj.)
 
 
   
plump (adj.)
 
chubby (adj.)
 
*medical / scientific term
 
   

or too little..

thin (adj.)
 
skinny (adj.)
 
hungry (adj.)
 
  I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse!
 
starve
  Because of the famine many people starved to death.
 
  I'm starving. Let's eat!
 
diet
 
gain
 
  I went on a diet and lost 10 pounds. Unfortunately, I gained them back again later.
 
thick (adj.)
 
thin (adj.)
 
ripe (adj.)
 
rotten (adj.)
 
a bunch of bananas
 
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  The peeling of an apple is thin while the pealing of an orange is thick.
 
bite - bit
nibble
 
  I bit into the apple.
 
  The dog bit her in the leg.
 
  The fish are nibbling (at) my toes.
 
devour
  The hungry guests devoured the delicious meal.
 
 
vinegar
 
oil
 
an ear of corn
 
a head of lettuce
 
   
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