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snack

[snak] / snæk /


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Up next: A trip to the mall, where we stocked up on underwear, T-shirts, sunscreen, snacks and books to tide us over till Tuesday.

From The Wall Street Journal

These estimates were multiplied by the number of meals, snacks, and beverages participants said they consumed in a typical day.

From Science Daily

And UK food advertising spend is dominated by products high in fat, salt and sugar, such as confectionery, sugary drinks, fast food, and snacks, according to the latest Ofcom Communications Market Report.

From BBC

GREENVILLE, N.C.—Nine people are being placed in coffins with provisions including pillows, carbon-dioxide monitors and snacks, then lowered into the earth and covered with packed dirt.

From The Wall Street Journal

His father and uncle created the Biscoff brand and introduced it to the world—as an in-flight snack in the U.S. and later in stores.

From The Wall Street Journal