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génér. food (what living things eat) ; meal (the food taken at one time • She eats three meals a day ) ; 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 ; scoffings ; grub (Taras ; slum chow (MichaelBurov 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 génér. on my way! (mrsgreen génér. comestible ; dodger argot. pecks espac. food milit., obsol. board techn. meal Russe glossaire abrév., soviét. Единая демократическая левая партия
