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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.)
Anything
that
instructs
the
intellect,
excites
the
feelings,
or molds
habits
of
character;
that which
nourishes..
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Pica
::
Pica (n.) A
vitiated
appetite
that
craves
what is unfit for food, as
chalk,
ashes,
coal, etc.;
chthonophagia..
Herbage
::
Herbage
(n.) Herbs
collectively;
green food
beasts;
grass;
pasture.
Ronchil
::
Ronchil
(n.) An
American
marine
food fish
(Bathymaster
signatus)
of the North
Pacific
coast,
allied
to the
tilefish..
Plate
::
Plate (n.) A
small,
shallow,
and
usually
circular,
vessel
of metal or wood, or of earth
glazed
and
baked,
from which food is eaten at
table..
Beef
::
Beef (n.) An
animal
of the genus Bos,
especially
the
common
species,
B.
taurus,
including
the bull, cow, and ox, in their full grown
state;
esp., an ox or cow
fattened
for
food..
Periwinkle
::
Periwinkle
(n.) Any small
marine
gastropod
shell of the genus
Littorina.
The
common
European
species
(Littorina
littorea),
in
Europe
extensively
used as food, has
recently
become
naturalized
abundantly
on the
American
coast.
See
Littorina..
Appetite
::
Appetite
(n.)
Desire
for, or
relish
of, food or
drink;
hunger..
Pasture
::
Pasture
(n.) Food;
nourishment.
Haddock
::
Haddock
(n.) A
marine
food fish
(Melanogrammus
aeglefinus),
allied
to the cod,
inhabiting
the
northern
coasts
of
Europe
and
America.
It has a dark
lateral
line and a black spot on each side of the body, just back of the
gills.
Galled
also
haddie,
and
dickie..
Vegetarian
::
Vegetarian
(n.) One who holds that
vegetables
and
fruits
are the only
proper
food for man.
Strict
vegetarians
eat no meat, eggs, or
milk..
Hake
::
Hake (n.) One of
several
species
of
marine
gadoid
fishes,
of the
genera
Phycis,
Merlucius,
and
allies.
The
common
European
hake is M.
vulgaris;
the
American
silver
hake or
whiting
is M.
bilinearis.
Two
American
species
(Phycis
chuss and P.
tenius)
are
important
food
fishes,
and are also
valued
for their oil and
sounds.
Called
also
squirrel
hake, and
codling..
Crumb
::
Crumb (n.) A small
fragment
or
piece;
especially,
a small piece of bread or other food,
broken
or cut off..
Curd
::
Curd (n.) The
coagulated
or
thickened
part of milk, as
distinguished
from the whey, or
watery
part. It is eaten as food,
especially
when made into
cheese..
Bonito
::
Bonito
(n.) The
skipjack
(Sarda
Mediterranea)
of the
Atlantic,
an
important
and
abundant
food fish on the coast of the
United
States,
and (S.
Chilensis)
of the
Pacific,
and other
related
species.
They are large and
active
fishes,
of a blue color with black
oblique
stripes..
Pantophagous
::
Pantophagous
(a.)
Eating
all kinds of food.
Scorpene
::
Scorpene
(n.) A
marine
food fish of the genus
Scorpaena,
as the
European
hogfish
(S.
scrofa),
and the
California
species
(S.
guttata)..
Frumenty
::
Frumenty
(n.) Food made of
hulled
wheat
boiled
in milk, with
sugar,
plums,
etc..
Quinoa
::
Quinoa
(n.) The seeds of a kind of
goosewort
(Chenopodium
Quinoa),
used in Chili and Peru for
making
porridge
or
cakes;
also, food thus
made..
Aperient
::
Aperient
(n.) An
aperient
medicine
or food.
Pork
::
Pork (n.) The flesh of
swine,
fresh or
salted,
used for
food..
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