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fast food

NOUN
inexpensive food prepared and served quickly
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK
slow food


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It found he spent about £1,000 on fast food for the pupils, who he knew to be vulnerable, and failed to report that they had told him they were hungry and cold.

From BBC

Starting in April, the world’s biggest burger chain plans to launch new deals and discounts to keep the chain ahead of competitors in the battle for fast food dollars.

From The Wall Street Journal

Previous work has shown that stressed parents are more likely to depend on fast food and less healthy eating habits.

From Science Daily

Over the past year, fast-casual restaurants — which try to offer the quality of a sit-down chain at the speed of fast food — have been squeezed by value offerings from rivals like Chili’s and McDonald’s.

From MarketWatch

Over the following days, the individual visited a few San Gabriel Valley fast food restaurants, potentially exposing others to the measles virus.

From Los Angeles Times