Vittles: food (a dialectical spelling of victuals) Victuals: food, or see provisions as victual, a verb synonymous with provision in the sense of supplying with provisionsĤ5. Viand: see dish, or a piece or item of food, especially a particularly delicious one, and, in plural form, see provisionsĤ4. Take-out: food obtained from a restaurant to be eaten elsewhereĤ3. Subsistence: the minimum amount of food necessary for survival also, the equivalent in nonedible commoditiesĤ2. Slop: low-quality food, or leftovers given to livestock also, garbage, excrement, or slush, or effusive communicationģ9. Refreshment: a snack or small meal intended to sustain until the next mealģ7. Ration: a supply of food made available for a specific person, as a member of a military unit, or, in plural form, such food in general also, a supply of another commodity as dictated by availabilityģ6. Provisions: a supply of food made available for specific use, as by an expeditionģ5. Provender: see feed, or food in generalģ4. Pabulum: food prepared in a semiliquid state for ease of eating and/or digestion also, communication of minimal value or sophistication thought to be acceptable to lowest-common-denominator consumers, or, rarely, communication thought to be intellectually stimulatingģ3. Nutriment: something that satisfies the need for nutritionģ2. Nourishment: food in the sense of something that satisfies the need to eat also, the act or state of nourishing or being nourished, or something other than food that provides a corollary benefitģ1. Mess: a meal served to a group of people who routinely eat together, as a ship’s crew also, that group of people or the location where they eat, or a certain amount of foodģ0. Menu: the food served during a meal, or a list of food to be served also, any list of offerings or choicesĢ9. Meat: see bread, or food consisting of the flesh of an animal other than a fishĢ8. Meal: the food served at a particular sittingĢ7. Larder: a supply of food, from the synonym for pantryĢ6.
Home cooking: food prepared at home in a traditional manner, with the nostalgic connotation of comfort and familiarityĢ5.
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Handout: food given free for charitable purposesĢ4. Foodstuff: something used as food, especially as a raw ingredient in a food productĢ3. Fodder: see feed also refers to material in general that is readily available for use or consumption (“cannon fodder”)ġ9. Feed: food for livestock also used to describe an informal fund-raising event such as a crab feed in which a featured food is served with other dishesġ8. Fast food: food prepared rapidly, especially in restaurants that serve food quickly and at a high volume also, used as an adjective in this sense or in that of something produced with little regard for qualityġ7. Fare: food, in the sense of what is available or what is traditionally eatenġ6. Eats: food, especially convenient or simple food (slang)ġ5. Eatable: food also a synonym for edibleġ3. Dish: a preparation of food served in a single container as part of a meal also, a container or piece of dinnerware for cooking, serving, or eating food, or an attractive person, or a verb meaning “to gossip”ġ2. Diet: the particular combination of food for a person, group, or society, or a combination of food specified for or by a person for health reasons and/or weight loss also a verb referring to the process of improving or maintaining health and/or losing weightġ1. Cuisine: food prepared in a specific fashion, as according to cultural tradition, or the manner or style of cookingġ0. Cooking: food, especially as specifically prepared, as in “I like her cooking”ĩ. Comfort food: food that satisfies nostalgic yearnings for traditionally prepared mealsĨ. Comestible: food (formal or mock-formal) also a synonym for the adjective edibleħ. Chow: food (slang) also a verb, as in “Chow down”Ħ. Bread: a synecdochic reference to food (synecdoche is a rhetorical device in which a part stands for a whole, as in “All hands on deck” for “All sailors on deck”)ĥ. Board: the food laid out on a table, from the association of board with table also denotes the part of the housing arrangement known as room and board, where room refers to lodging and board to mealsĤ. Bite: a bite’s worth of food, but also a small amount of food, such as a snack, or a casual reference to a larger amountģ.
For a tastier experience, use one of its synonyms listed below to convey the connotation you desire your readers to digest:Ģ. Food means “a substance we eat for nutritional and/or gustatory purposes,” but that word is bland.
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