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Food

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Noun

any nourishing substance that is eaten, drunk, or otherwise taken into the body to sustain life, provide energy, promote growth, etc.
more or less solid nourishment, as distinguished from liquids.
a particular kind of solid nourishment
a breakfast food; dog food.
whatever supplies nourishment to organisms
plant food.
anything serving for consumption or use
food for thought.

Antonyms

noun
beverage , drink

Synonyms

noun
aliment , bite * , board , bread , cheer , chow * , comestible , cookery , cooking , cuisine , diet , drink , eatable , eats * , entre , fare , fast food , feed , fodder * , foodstuff , goodies , grit * , groceries * , grub * , handout * , home cooking , keep , larder , meal , meat , menu , mess * , moveable feast , nourishment , nutriment , nutrition , pabulum , provision , ration , refreshment , slop * , snack , store , subsistence , support , sustenance , table , take out , tuck , viand , victual , vittles * , edible , esculent , nurture , pap , provender , ambrosia , bite , broma , chow , comestibles , commons , eatables , eats , edibles , finding , fodder , grist , grub , handout , ingesta , manna , morsel , nosh , nutrient , nutritive , provisions , rations , refection , refreshments , regimen , sustentation , swill , trencher , viands , victuals

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