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Definition of food
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of food is as below...
Food (n.) What is fed upon; that which goes to
support
life by being
received
within,
and
assimilated
by, the
organism
of an
animal
or a
plant;
nutriment;
aliment;
especially,
what is eaten by
animals
for
nourishment..
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Sea Crayfish
::
Sea
crayfish
() Any
crustacean
of the genus
Palinurus
and
allied
genera,
as the
European
spiny
lobster
(P.
vulgaris),
which is much used as an
article
of food. See
Lobster..
Carrion
::
Carrion
(n.) The dead and
putrefying
body or flesh of an
animal;
flesh so
corrupted
as to be unfit for food.
Size
::
Size (n.) An
allowance
of food and drink from the
buttery,
aside from the
regular
dinner
at
commons;
--
corresponding
to
battel
at
Oxford..
Pittance
::
Pittance
(n.) An
allowance
of food
bestowed
in
charity;
a mess of
victuals;
hence,
a small
charity
gift; a
dole..
Feed
::
Feed (n.) That which is
eaten;
esp., food for
beasts;
fodder;
pasture;
hay;
grain,
ground
or
whole;
as, the best feed for
sheep..
Calorificient
::
Calorificient
(a.)
Having,
or
relating
to the power of
producing
heat; --
applied
to foods
which,
being rich in
carbon,
as the fats, are
supposed
to give rise to heat in the
animal
body by
oxidation..
Queenfish
::
Queenfish
(n.) A
California
sciaenoid
food fish
(Seriphys
politus).
The back is
bluish,
and the sides and belly
bright
silvery.
Called
also
kingfish..
Alimentally
::
Alimentally
(adv.)
So as to serve for
nourishment
or food;
nourishing
quality.
Seasoning
::
Seasoning
(n.) That which is added to any
species
of food, to give it a
higher
relish,
as salt,
spices,
etc.; a
condiment..
Swallow
::
Swallow
(v. t.) To take into the
stomach;
to
receive
through
the
gullet,
or
esophagus,
into the
stomach;
as, to
swallow
food or
drink..
Polyneme
::
Polyneme
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
tropical
food
fishes
of the
family
Polynemidae.
They have
several
slender
filaments,
often very long, below the
pectoral
fin. Some of them yield
isinglass
of good
quality.
Called
also
threadfish..
Breadless
::
Breadless
(a.)
Without
bread;
destitute
of food.
Cook
::
Cook (v. i.) To
prepare
food for the
table.
Terrapin
::
Terrapin
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
tortoises
living
in fresh and
brackish
waters.
Many of them are
valued
for food.
Prog
::
Prog (v. i.) To
wander
about and beg; to seek food or other
supplies
by low arts; to seek for
advantage
by mean shift or
tricks.
Arrowroot
::
Arrowroot
(n.) A
nutritive
starch
obtained
from the
rootstocks
of
Maranta
arundinacea,
and used as food, esp. for
children
an
invalids;
also, a
similar
starch
obtained
from other
plants,
as
various
species
of
Maranta
and
Curcuma..
Ambrosia
::
Ambrosia
(n.) The
fabled
food of the gods (as
nectar
was their
drink),
which
conferred
immortality
upon those who
partook
of it..
Noxious
::
Noxious
(a.)
Hurtful;
harmful;
baneful;
pernicious;
injurious;
destructive;
unwholesome;
insalubrious;
as,
noxious
air, food, or
climate;
pernicious;
corrupting
to
morals;
as,
noxious
practices
or
examples..
Predigest
::
Predigest
(v. t.) To
subject
(food)
to
predigestion
or
artificial
digestion.
Pomfret
::
Pomfret
(n.) A
marine
food fish of
Bermuda
(Brama
Raji).
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