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| génér. |
food; meal; nourishment; edible; eating; nooning; table; tuck; tucker; knife and fork; edibles; nosh; potluck; diet; fare; feed; bait; baiter; cheer; stand someone up; eatable; sock; baiting; bite; tack; vittles (VLZ_58) |
| afriq. |
padkos (food that you take with you to eat while on a journey; Etymology: South African Dutch padkost, Afrikaans padkos food for the journey; Dutch "pad" road + "kost" food Taras) |
| amér., argot. |
chop |
| argot. |
scraw; chewings; groceries; grub-pile; mongee; mungey; mungy; peckings; sap; scram; square; hot; pecks; scoffings; grub (Taras) |
| argot., amér. |
chow (обед, завтрак, ужин) |
| argot., trad. |
scoff (The sooner you finish your scoff, the better.) |
| biol. |
forage |
| figur. |
groceries (в целом Vadim Rouminsky) |
| humour. |
comestibles |
| industr. |
meal product (Анна Ф) |
| inform. |
prog; eats; stand-up; tommy; grab (вообще); peck |
| jarg. |
chuck |
| jargon. |
grub (MichaelBurov); rooty; garbage (MichaelBurov); chow (Alex_Odeychuk); dog vomit (MichaelBurov); hash (MichaelBurov) |
| jargon., trad. |
chop-chop |
| latin. |
cibus |
| makar. |
aliment; nurture |
| milit., jarg. |
chow-down |
| nouv., maor. |
kai (любая пища; тж. kai-kai (мн. ч.) |
| obsol. |
meat; repasture |
| peu fr. |
feeding |
| poét. |
victuals |
| écol., jarg. |
sockeroo |
| écoss. |
scran (источник: YouTube video "Gerard Butler Teaches You Scottish Slang" SergeyLetyagin) |
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| génér. |
I'm on my way (по звонку / по вызову ART Vancouver) |
