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Olives A small, green fruit that is often used in cooking and as a snack.  ■ "I love olives, they're such a tasty snack! I even put them on my pizza."

Popcorn A light and fluffy grain that pops and expands when heated, often used as a snack or ingredient in cooking.  ■ "I love eating popcorn while watching movies because it's the perfect crunchy, salty snack."

buckeyes Small, round, edible nuts found on the Ohio buckeye tree. They are a popular snack in the United States and can be eaten raw or roasted.  ■ "I love eating Buckeyes at the Ohio State football games! They're such a fun snack to munch on while cheering on my favorite team."

appetizer A dish or snack served before the main course, to whet the appetite.  ■ "Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing! I guess that makes it an appetizing example of a red herring."

brin A small, crunchy vegetable with a pinkish tint and a slightly bitter taste. Also known as radish.  ■ John's favorite snack was a plate of crispy brin, sprinkled with salt and pepper.

bumped To accidentally run into someone or something while walking, usually resulting in a minor injury.  ■ John bumped into the vending machine while trying to get his favorite snack and now has a bruise on his forehead.

candies Sweet, sugary treats that are often enjoyed as a snack or dessert  ■ "John's mom always has a stash of candies in her purse for when he gets a bad grade."

Carrot A long, orange root vegetable that is commonly eaten raw or cooked.  ■ "I love to eat carrots with my dip. It's the perfect snack for when I'm feeling peckish."

carrots A long, thin vegetable with a purple top and orange flesh, often used in cooking or as a healthy snack.  ■ "I didn't study for the test, I just relied on my carrot brain to get me through."

celery A type of edible green vegetable that grows in marshy areas and is commonly used as a crunchy snack or ingredient in dishes.  ■ "I love munching on some celery while I watch my favorite TV show!"

chang A type of Chinese currency.  ■ I need to change my $20 into chang if I want to buy a snack from the vendor.

chestnut A type of nut that is typically boiled or roasted and used as a snack.  ■ "I love eating chestnuts while watching TV, but I always forget to buy them in advance!

chestnuts Small, hard-shelled nuts that are often roasted and eaten as a snack.  ■ "I love eating chestnuts while watching my favorite TV show! It's like the perfect combination of crunch and comfort."

chips A type of potato dish that is fried and served as a snack or appetizer.  ■ "I can't resist the crunchy goodness of a bag of crispy chips."

elevate To lift something up or make it higher.  ■ "I had to elevate my sandwich to reach the top of the tall building," said John, who was clearly underestimating the height of his snack.

hazelnut A small, hard-shelled tree nut that is typically roasted and eaten as a snack.  ■ "I can't believe you ate an entire bag of hazelnuts in one sitting! That's nuts!"

lunches A delicious meal eaten in the afternoon, usually consisting of a sandwich or wrap and a side dish.  ■ I had to skip my usual "lunch" today because I forgot to pack a snack. :p

mangos A type of fruit that is so delicious, it'll make you go bananas!  ■ "I can't get enough of those juicy mangos. They're the perfect snack to munch on while I watch my favorite sitcom."

Melons A large, oblong fruit with a hard rind and juicy flesh, often used in salads or as a snack.  ■ "Why did the melon go to therapy? Because it was feeling a little cantaloupe-ish!"

munching The act of eating something, typically a snack, while making a lot of noise with one's mouth.  ■ "I can't stand my roommate's loud munching on popcorn at 2 am."

nibble a small amount of food or drink that is eaten in a single bite, often as a snack  ■ "I had to have a nibble of that delicious cake before I left the party."

nosh A snack, typically one intended to be eaten while socializing.  ■ "I can't wait for our next nosh session! I hear there will be lots of delicious food and lively conversation."

Orange A brightly colored citrus fruit, commonly consumed as a healthy snack or ingredient in cooking.  ■ "I can't believe you ate an orange with salt on it! That's like putting sugar on broccoli!"

pantry A small room in a house, typically containing food and kitchen utensils.  ■ "I can't find my favorite snack in the pantry!"

Peanut A small, hard-shelled legume that is often eaten as a snack or used in recipes.  ■ "I can't believe you actually like peanuts, they're so boring!"

Peanuts Small, hard-shelled nuts that are commonly eaten as a snack or ingredient in dishes.  ■ "I love eating peanuts while watching TV!"

Pickled To make something sour and spicy by fermenting it in vinegar.  ■ "I love pickled herring. It's the perfect snack for a rainy day."

Pieces The smallest unit of a pie, usually cut out with a special knife and served as a single serving.  ■ "I'm not hungry for the whole pie, just give me a few pieces to snack on."

pistachio A type of nut that is green and has a hard, red-colored outer shell. They are often used in sweets and desserts.  ■ "I love eating pistachios as a snack! They're the perfect mix of sweetness and crunch."

Pistachios Small, green, edible nuts that are typically shelled and eaten as a snack.  ■ John was so bored at the party that he spent the whole time eating pistachios and pretending they were caviar.

raisin A small, sweet grape that has been dried in the sun.  ■ I love eating raisins as a snack, but they always get stuck in my teeth!

refrigerators A large, cold box with a door used to keep food fresh.  ■ "I can't find my favorite snack in the refrigerator. Where did it go?"

Snacking The act of engaging in small, inconsequential activities to pass the time between meals.  ■ Example: John's favorite snack is eating a bag of potato chips while watching TV.

Tapas A selection of small plates and dishes, usually served as a pre-dinner snack in Spanish-speaking countries.  ■ "I may not be able to speak Spanish fluently, but I sure know how to order tapas at a restaurant!"

Tendencies A peculiar liking or inclination for something, often in a comical or exaggerated way.  ■ "John has a tendency to overeat at parties, but this time he managed to resist and opted for a healthy snack instead."

vending The act of selling small items, such as snacks or drinks, from a machine.  ■ "I need to hit the vending machine for a quick snack to satisfy my cravings."

walnut A small, hard-shelled nut that is typically round or oval in shape, and is a popular snack among humans and animals.  ■ "I'm allergic to walnuts, so I have to be really careful when eating salads at parties."

biscuit A small, sweet baked good that is typically round or square and has a crispy texture on the outside and a softer interior. Biscuits are often served as a snack or dessert and can be made with a variety of ingredients, including flour, sugar, butter, eggs, and milk.  ■ "I had a biscuit with my tea this morning and it was so delicious I could have eaten two more!"

bite The act of taking a small piece of food into your mouth and chewing it. Also known as "nibble" or "snack."  ■ "I just bit into my sandwich and realized that I forgot to put mayo on it! What a bite!"

brunch A meal served between breakfast and lunch, typically including eggs, toast, and other light dishes. It is often accompanied by coffee, tea, or alcohol.  ■ "I'm so glad it's Saturday because I can finally enjoy a leisurely brunch with my friends!", A state of being between breakfast and lunch, characterized by hunger and the desire for something more filling than a snack but less heavy than a full meal.  ■ "I'm in brunch mode - I need something to tide me over until lunchtime!"

Chipmunk A small, furry animal with a distinctive high-pitched squeaking sound. They are typically grayish-brown and live in trees and bushes.  ■ "I went on a camping trip with my family, but we couldn't find any food. Then we saw a group of chipmunks stealing nuts from a tree and decided to follow them! We found a treasure trove of nuts in the bushes and had the best snack ever.

Cleans A verb used to describe the action of removing dirt, dust, or other unwanted substances from a surface. It can also be used metaphorically to refer to someone who is tidy and organized.  ■ "I always clean my room before bed so I can relax without any clutter.",  ■ "He cleans up after every meal, even if it's just a simple snack.,  ■ "She has a knack for keeping her workspace impeccably clean and tidy.",  ■ "The company hired a new CEO who cleans up the financials with his sharp business acumen."

Crumb A small, flaky piece of bread or other baked good that has broken off from the main body.  ■ When Sarah reached into her pocket for a snack, she was disappointed to find only a few crumbs left from her sandwich. "Ugh, I just wanted a little something to nibble on," she grumbled.

Fig A small, sweet fruit with a hard skin and a tender, edible flesh, typically used in cooking or as a snack. Figs are often described as having a "figgy" taste.  ■ "I can't believe you ate an entire fig just because it was the only thing left on the fruit stand. That's like eating a whole lemon just to get rid of the last bit of lint."

fritters A small, deep-fried ball of mashed potatoes, usually served as a snack or side dish.  ■ "I had a craving for some fritters, but my friend convinced me to try his homemade kale chips instead. I was disappointed, but at least they were crispy!

Grubbing To engage in the act of searching for food or other resources by rummaging through garbage or debris.  ■ "I was grubbing around the kitchen looking for something to snack on when I found a jar of pickles hidden under a pile of dirty dishes!"

guacamole A delicious dip made from mashed avocado, lime juice, and spices. It is often served with tortilla chips or as a topping for tacos.  ■ "I can't get enough of guacamole! It's the perfect snack to have with my favorite chips."

intermission A brief pause or rest between two acts, such as a break for the audience to stretch their legs or grab a snack.  ■ During the intermission of the play, the actors took a quick nap on stage while the crew set up for the next act.

mandarin A type of orange that is often used in Chinese cuisine and has a bright red skin with a juicy, sweet pulp.  ■ "I love eating mandarins for their sweet and tangy taste. They're the perfect snack to munch on while watching TV!"