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Meanings of snack in English

Russian
снэк
Portuguese
snack
Catalan
snack
Spanish
snack
Wikidata

Portion of food, often smaller than a regular meal.

снэк
Portuguese
lanche
Catalan
col·lació
Spanish
colación

A light informal meal.

lanche

Eat a snack; eat lightly.

Usage of snack in English
1
The Company manufactures and markets snack food and beverage products for consumers.
Reuters
2
As proof, they briefly mentioned White's recent consumption of sugary snack foods.
Mental floss presents instant knowledge
3
Its product groups include leisure, fashion and home, and party and snack.
Reuters
4
However, you also need a snack to go with your refreshing drink.
The South African
5
Popular Alpine snack in Viennese cafés with coffee gossip in the afternoon.
The Complete Book of Cheese
6
After the approach, take 15 minutes to collect yourself, hydrate, and snack.
Climbing Magazine
7
Within 30 minutes after training, refuel with a carbohydrate and protein snack.
Climbing Magazine
8
A protein-rich breakfast will likely hold off their hunger until snack time.
Ebony
9
Make sure you are, indeed, hungry before you reach for that snack.
The South African
10
Just trust me when I say it is the perfect meaty snack.
The South African
11
I help him change into his playclothes, and give him a snack.
The Elephant Vanishes
12
Although not crispy the following day, they are still a delicious snack.
The South African
13
Its instant noodles products include bowl noodles, packet noodles and snack noodles.
Reuters
14
So I came back here to the house for a midnight snack.
Colorado abduction
15
I'll be covering the area between the snack bar and the car.
Four to score
16
I want to be able to get up and get a snack.
The new yorker
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Snack through the time
Snack across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Less common
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