食

festive food; food associated with a particular seasonal celebration

Japanese restaurant

snack; light meal and drink

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full-scale eating and drinking (cf. lighter fare usu. served in cafes)

nutritionally complete food (e.g. meal replacement); food product or meal that provides all the nutrients needed for good health

to be tasty; to be worth eating; to be worth trying

to be able to subsist; to be able to make a living

to be edible

convalescent diet

feeding signs (of an animal, e.g. teeth marks in nuts, holes in leaves)

arcade with bars and restaurants

Geology

stack; sea stack

dietary restriction (due to illness, requirements of a medicine, etc.)

solid food (as given to toddlers after they have been completely weaned)

food for young children (after completion of weaning)

stand-up dinner party; buffet dinner party

snack bar; restaurant serving light meals

Medicine

geophagia; geophagy

for raw consumption (of meat, shellfish, etc.)

Western-style restaurant

Western-style restaurant

unsalted food; salt-free diet

pantry

ravenous eater; glutton

buying and eating sweets (esp. of children); between-meal snacking

to not match well (e.g. at the seams); to not mesh properly (of gears)

to differ (e.g. of opinions); to clash; to be in conflict (e.g. with the facts); to run counter (to); to be inconsistent (with); to be contradictory