Meaning
A small amount of food eaten between meals.
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Word origin
From Middle Dutch snacken, meaning to bite or snap. A snack was originally just a quick bite of food.
- Origin
- Middle Dutch
- Root
- snacken
Examples
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We "have" a snack in British English.
healthier sweets.
A snack is smaller than a meal.
crisps .
As a verb, you "snack on" something.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 30, lesson 1: snack, Latin, observe and 7 more words.