foodstuff; food products; provisions, especially those sold as commodities

food; foodstuff; things that can be eaten

foodstuff; cereals; staple food items such as rice, wheat, beans, and potatoes

diet or edible substances

fine food; culinary delicacy; gourmet food

Used as food or suitable for eating; used to describe ingredients like oil or salt.

dining hall or canteen belonging to a school, company, or other organization; institutional dining room

small bits of food eaten between meals; nibbles

desire for food; appetite

to have a meal; to take in food

The muscular tube connecting the throat to the stomach; gullet.

food and drink; daily meals

the second finger on the hand, located next to the thumb

edible salt; table salt. Refers to the inorganic compound consisting primarily of sodium chloride used as a seasoning or preservative.

An astronomical phenomenon where the Earth passes directly between the Sun and the Moon, causing the Moon to be completely obscured by the Earth's shadow

to suck in or consume liquids or drugs through the mouth or nose; often used for insects drinking nectar or people taking narcotics

vegetarian food; a diet that does not include meat or fish; to eat a vegetarian diet

staple food; the main part of a meal, usually consisting of grain-based foods like rice or wheat

Illness caused by eating food contaminated by bacteria, chemicals, or natural toxins, typically resulting in symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain

to limit one's intake of food; to restrict food for health or weight loss

a book or document that provides instructions and ingredients for cooking specific dishes; a set of recipes

sugar for food consumption; includes various types such as granulated sugar, brown sugar, and rock sugar

food or meals, especially those provided collectively by a school, factory, or canteen

cooking oil; edible oil

Lunar eclipse; an astronomical event where the earth's shadow blocks sunlight from reaching the moon.

To go back on one's word; to fail to keep a promise or be untrustworthy in speech.

A customer or diner in a restaurant or eatery.

sweet food; dessert; sweetmeats

Non-staple food such as meat, vegetables, and fruit as opposed to grains or starches; often abbreviated as [[副食|副食|fu4 shi2]].

board and lodging; food and accommodation

food that has been prepared and cooked; deli food or pre-cooked items sold at a market

to eat snacks or between-meal refreshments

to forage or hunt for food; also used figuratively to describe making a living or seeking out a meal

The industry involved in the processing, packaging, storage, and transportation of food products for consumption

the quantity of food a person or animal can eat; food intake; capacity for eating

meat as food; meat products

Fungi that can be eaten as vegetables or health supplements, such as mushrooms and wood ears; often rich in protein and widely cultivated.

dietary therapy; culinary treatment; medicinal meals used for health and healing

to refuse to eat, especially as a form of protest or due to a loss of the will to live

The muscular tube through which food passes from the throat to the stomach; gullet.

to feed a person or an animal; to give food to a baby or a pet

to eat slowly like a silkworm; to gradually encroach upon or seize territory or property piece by piece

(idiom) to eat one's own fruit, meaning to suffer the consequences of one's own bad actions; to face the punishment for one's own mistakes

The sequence of living things in an ecosystem where each member feeds on the one below it; also used to refer to any hierarchical relationship of power or consumption.

clothes and food; basic necessities of life

to eat and drink immoderately or without restraint; binge eating

to have a poor appetite; loss of appetite; inappetence; anorexia

anorexia; an eating disorder characterized by an intense fear of gaining weight and a distorted perception of weight

food made from wheat flour, including noodles, dumplings, buns, and bread