Nosh [nɔʃ]: Food. To eat a snack. Nosh-up: A good meal. Examples: I've been noshing all day. Stop your noshing, you won't want to eat dinner. – Are you ready for dinner? – Nah, I'm just gonna nosh and
Nosh [nɔʃ]:
Food.
To eat a snack.
Nosh-up:
A good meal
Examples:
I've been noshing all day.
Stop your noshing, you won't want to eat dinner.
– Are you ready for dinner? – Nah, I'm just gonna nosh and eat a real meal later.
He was hungry and desperate to nosh.
I sat down to a big plate of nosh.
We went to the corner cafe for a good nosh-up.
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