snacked
past simple and past participle ofsnack
snack
verb[I]
uk/snæk/us/snæk/toeatsmallamountsoffoodbetweenmeals:
I've been snacking allday.
If youeatthree goodmealsaday, you're lesslikelyto snackonbiscuits.
to eat food
- eatWhat do you want to eat for lunch?
- haveI'll just have one more piece of chocolate cake.
- consumeHe consumes vast quantities of bread with every meal.
- devourThe children devoured a whole packet of biscuits.
- bolt (down)Don't bolt down your food - you'll make yourself ill!
- gobble (up/down)The children gobbled their sweets.
Eating
- al desko
- binge
- binge eating
- bite
- break breadidiom
- cram
- fall on/uponsomeone
- feast
- feast onsomething
- feeder
- feeding
- inhale
- mainline
- partake
- pick
- pick atsomething
- picnic
- pig
- shovel
- trough
Examplesofsnacked
snacked
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Operations officers handed pilots their clearance slips and pertinent information while theysnacked.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It can also besnackedon in spoonfuls with sugar, or made into rice cakes.
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- umpteen
- umpteenth
- UMTS
- unabashed
- unabashedly
- unabated
- unable
- unabridged
- unabsorbed
- unabsorbent
- unacademic
- unaccented
- unacceptable
- unacceptable damage
- unacceptable-face-of
- unacceptable level
- unacceptable risk
- unacceptably
- unaccepted
- unacclimated
- unacclimatized
- unaccommodating
- unaccompanied
- unaccountable
- unaccountably