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Synonyms and antonyms of General words for meals or food in American Thesaurus

General words for meals or food

food (noun)

the things that people or animals eat

meal (noun)

the food that you serve or eat at one time

cooking (noun)

food cooked in a particular way

nutrition (noun)

food considered as something that keeps you healthy

nourishment (noun)

food or the substances in food that are necessary for life, growth, and health

dish (noun)

the food contained in a dish

sustenance (noun)

formal food and drink

groceries (noun)

food and other goods for the home that you buy regularly

fare (noun)

formal the type of food that is available, especially in a restaurant or café

foodstuff (noun)

formal a type of food

ambrosia (noun)

food that tastes very good

chow (noun)

informal food

concoction (noun)

an unusual drink or meal that is made by mixing things in a new way

eats (noun)

informal food or meals, usually at a social event

feed (noun)

informal old-fashioned a meal

food (noun)

a particular type of food

grub (noun)

very informal food

nosh (noun)

informal a meal

nosh (noun)

informalBritish food

plate (noun)

American a complete meal or main part of a meal served on one plate

platter (noun)

a meal with a particular type of food, served on a large plate in a restaurant

provender (noun)

humorous food

repast (noun)

very formal a meal

sitting (noun)

a period of time during which a meal is served

special (noun)

something produced for a particular time or day, for example a type of food in a restaurant or a program on television

speciality (noun)

British a specialty

specialty (noun)

American a food or drink prepared in a special way that a person, a restaurant, or a region is well known for and that you cannot always get in other places

specialty of the house (American)

American a food or drink offered by a restaurant that has been prepared in a special way to make it very good

tiffin (noun)

Indian Englishmainly Britishhumorous a meal

tucker (noun)

Australianold-fashioned food

viands (noun)

an old word meaningfood

victuals (noun)

an old word meaningfood