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- DictionaryNosh/näSH/
noun
- 1. food: "filling the freezer with all kinds of nosh"
verb
- 1. eat food enthusiastically or greedily: "there are several restaurants, so you can nosh to your heart's content"
Nosh is a Yiddish word that means to eat a snack or a light meal. Learn the origin, usage, and examples of nosh as a verb and a noun.
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Nosh means to eat, especially by snacking, as in When I work from home it’s hard not to nosh all day. It also means to munch on or snack on something, as in I’m getting a little hungry, so I’m just going to nosh on crackers to tide me over until dinner.
NOSH meaning: 1. food or a meal: 2. a small amount of food eaten between meals or as a meal: 3. to eat: . Learn more.
nosh. To nosh is to have a snack. You might nosh on a slice of cold pizza and a handful of chocolate chips after school. Many people like to nosh on popcorn while watching movies, and you could nosh on the cookies you baked for the school bake sale.
Nosh is an informal word for a snack or light meal, or to eat one. It comes from Yiddish and has various synonyms and translations.
Nosh is a noun that means a light meal or snack, especially in British English. It is also a verb that means to eat or snack, especially in North American English. Learn more about its etymology, pronunciation and frequency in the Oxford English Dictionary.
Definition of 'nosh' nosh. (nɒʃ ) Word forms: noshes, noshing, noshed. 1. singular noun. A nosh is a snack or light meal. [US, informal] 2. transitive verb/intransitive verb. If you nosh, you eat. [informal] They take in a movie or nosh at a restaurant. Peter noshed bagels and cream cheese.