snack in Latin
snack in Latin is merenda — snack means a small amount of food eaten between main meals.
snack in Latin
merenda
What does "snack" mean?
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noun A small amount of food eaten between main meals.
"She grabbed a snack from the vending machine before class."
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verb To eat a small amount of food, often between meals.
"He tends to snack on crisps while watching TV."
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noun Slang for a very attractive person.
"Everyone agreed the new intern was an absolute snack."
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snack in a sentence
- She grabbed a snack from the vending machine before class.
- We packed some snacks for the long drive.
- He tends to snack on crisps while watching TV.
- Everyone agreed the new intern was an absolute snack.
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What is "snack" in Latin?
"snack" in Latin is merenda. snack means: A small amount of food eaten between main meals.
How do you use "snack" in a sentence?
Example: "She grabbed a snack from the vending machine before class." In Latin, "snack" is merenda.
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