foodstuff; food; provisions

foodstuff, cereals, or staple crops

the habitual food and drink consumed by a person or group

culinary delicacy, fine food, or gourmet food

fit to be eaten or suitable for human consumption

dining hall; cafeteria

snack; nibbles

to eat a meal; to take food

the muscular tube through which food passes from the pharynx to the stomach; the gullet

meals; food

the finger between the thumb and the middle finger

edible salt; table salt

to consume or ingest narcotic drugs, typically through smoking or inhaling

food consisting of vegetables and other non-meat products

to restrict one's food intake for weight loss or health reasons

a set of instructions for preparing a particular dish, or a book containing such instructions

sugar produced for human consumption, usually extracted from plants like sugarcane or sugar beets.

food or meals provided regularly, especially those served in a communal or institutional setting

an astronomical phenomenon that occurs when the moon passes directly behind Earth and into its shadow

to break one's promise

a person eating in a restaurant or other dining establishment

sweet food or dessert

Food items other than staples like rice or wheat, including meat, vegetables, and dairy products.

board and lodging; the provision of food and accommodation

food that has been cooked as opposed to being raw

to search or hunt for food, typically referring to animals

quantity of food one eats; food intake

carnivorous; meat-eating

(TCM) food therapy; treatment via food

to go on a hunger strike

the proper way or traditional principles of eating

to feed

(lit. and fig.) to nibble away at

To suffer the negative results of one's own actions; to reap what one has sown.

clothes and food; basic necessities of life

to eat and drink immoderately

food made from wheat flour, such as noodles, dumplings, buns etc

food cereals; grain; provisions

anorexia; loss of appetite