- - Munch on matzo, say
- - Munch on chips, maybe
- - Have a few pretzels, say
- - Chips and dips, say
- - Grab some chips, say
- - Enjoy a bagel, say
- - Small bite, say
- - Chomp on chips, say
- - Munch on chips, say
- - Have some chips, say
- - Chips or seeds
- - Chips and dip, say
- - Chew on some chips, say
- - Enjoy Doritos, say
- - Have a knish, say
- - Chips, say
- - Bag of chips, say
- - Bag of pork rinds, say
- - Peanuts or chips
- - Hit the chips
- - Bag of chips, maybe
- - Food found by sailor in New Hampshire
- - Issue raised over hot food
- - number, quiet, getting food
- - Food, meal (inf)
- - Small snack (anagram of "hons")
- - Issues with hotel food
- - Bridge player gets a ring, but quiet about food
- - Brit slang for food
- - Have a nibble or two
- - Snack, as on a knish
- - address an empty feeling
- - Eat, munch (inf)
- - eat peanut butter right from the jar, perhaps
- - I won't keep mum's provisions
- - Not a quiet dish
- - Imported by Mykonos, healthy food
- - Common food that comes from no shops
- - ... and nibble (small food items)
- - Husband and child after return fare
- - Food stuff essential for living
- - much less than a lunch
- - Relative picked up hot snack
- - Have a small snack
- - child switched to hospital food
- - Have a light snack
- - Surrender to the munchies
- - Snackity snack snack
- - Raid the refigerator
- - Nom a bit before a meal
- - Hold oneself over, maybe
- - Have a small bite
- - Have a light lunch
- - Have a blintz, maybe
- - Get rid of some ants on a log, e.g.
- - Eat snacks hour by hour
- - Eat snacks all day
- - Eat (slang) — food (slang)
- - Dine at the deli
- - Diet breaker, maybe
- - Delicatessen snack
- - Chip and dip, e.g.
- - Quick bite to eat?
- - Leg raised, can it feed?
- - Quick munch
- - Munch on a snack
- - Eat (sl.)
- - Boy repulsed by hospital food
- - Have a quick bite
- - Munch between meals
- - Eat a snack
- - On-the-run snack
- - Little something to eat
- - Raid the fridge
- - It can tide you over
- - Child raised on hotel food
- - Typical use for dips
- - On-the-run bite
- - Have some munchies
- - Snack between meals
- - Apple, at times
- - Every second in international homes, aspiring chefs making food
- - Nibble (on)
- - Have a little something
- - Snack (on)
- - Food in Salerno, shocking
- - Between-meal snack
- - Local food on the Northern-Irish borders
- - Issue turning around hospital grub
- - Slang word for food
- - Do some snacking
- - Child brought up on hot food
- - Munch
- - Dramatic goings-on in Tokyo inspiring trailblazer in sushi cuisine
- - Fudge on one's diet?
- - Little snack
- - Light chow
- - Have a light bite
- - Between-meals munchie
- - Reason for a refrigerator raid
- - Midnight snack
- - Raid the refrigerator
- - Little something
- - Slangy snack
- - Down cookies, perhaps
- - Indulge the munchies
- - Snack on a bagel
- - Cheat on a diet
- - Bite on the run
- - Small bite to eat
- - It's not a meal
- - Ignore a diet, maybe
- - Enjoy a snack
- - Fridge raider's quest, perhaps
- - Graze, perhaps
- - Between-meal munchie
- - Cheat on one's diet
- - Twinkies or cookies, e.g.
- - Ruin one's appetite
- - Hit the Haagen-Dazs
- - Sneak something
- - Satisfy the munchies
- - Deli snack
- - Popcorn, e.g
- - Common food.
- - Snack
- - Small snack
- - Light snack
- - Quick snack
- - Food (informal)
- - Food: Slang.
- - Eat between meals
- - Light meal
- - Between-meals bite
- - Between-meal bite
- - Nibble between meals
- - Munch (on)
- - Nibble
- - Bite between meals
- - Grab a snack
- - Grab a bite
- - Have a snack
- - Food ...
- - Graze
- - Quick bite
- - Small bite
- - Light bite
- - Bite
- - Decelerate
- - Repast
- - Have a bite
- - Eat
- - Grub
- - Eats onions, eh? Regularly!
- - Drama in Japan about southern food
- - northern hotel stocking very large food
- - Boy raised on hotel food
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