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food (things people eat)

General word for things people eat.

a drink (a beverage)

A liquid you can have, like water or juice.

to drink (consume a liquid)

To take liquid into your mouth and swallow it.

to eat (consume food)

To put food in your mouth and swallow it.

a meal (food eaten at one time)

Food eaten at one time, like breakfast or dinner.

breakfast (morning meal)

The first meal of the day, in the morning.

lunch (midday meal)

The meal eaten in the middle of the day.

dinner (evening meal)

The main meal, usually in the evening.

a snack (small food between meals)

A small amount of food eaten between meals.

water (the drink)

The most common drink; clear liquid.

milk (dairy drink)

White drink from cows; a dairy product.

coffee (hot caffeinated drink)

A hot brown drink, often in the morning.

tea (hot drink from leaves)

A hot drink made from leaves.

juice (fruit drink)

A drink made from fruit.

soda (sweet fizzy drink)

A sweet, fizzy cold drink.

beer (alcoholic grain drink)

An alcoholic drink made from grain.

wine (alcoholic grape drink)

An alcoholic drink made from grapes.

bread (baked flour food)

Basic food made from flour and baked.

rice (the grain)

Small white grains, a common food.

pasta (Italian flour food)

Italian food made from flour, like spaghetti.

noodles (long thin pasta)

Long thin pieces of pasta, often in soup.

egg (hen's egg as food)

Food from a hen, often eaten at breakfast.

cheese (dairy food)

A dairy food made from milk.

butter (dairy spread)

A soft yellow dairy food for bread.

yogurt (dairy food)

A soft dairy food made from milk.

cream (thick dairy product)

A thick part of milk, used in food and coffee.

meat (animal food)

Food that comes from animals.

chicken (the meat)

Meat from a hen; a common food.

fish (the food)

An animal from water, eaten as food.

beef (cow meat)

Meat from a cow.

pork (pig meat)

Meat from a pig.

ham (cured pork)

Meat from a pig, often in sandwiches.

sausage (meat in a skin)

A long piece of meat in a thin skin.

apple (the fruit)

A round red or green fruit.

banana (the fruit)

A long yellow fruit.

orange (the fruit)

A round orange fruit.

grape (the small fruit)

A small round fruit that grows in bunches.

lemon (sour yellow fruit)

A yellow sour fruit.

strawberry (red sweet fruit)

A small red sweet fruit.

fruit (sweet plant food)

Sweet food from plants, like apples and oranges.

vegetable (plant food)

Plant food like carrots, potatoes and onions.

potato (the vegetable)

A round vegetable that grows in the ground.

tomato (the red vegetable)

A red vegetable used in salads and sauces.

carrot (orange vegetable)

A long orange vegetable.

onion (strong-tasting vegetable)

A round vegetable with a strong taste.

garlic (strong-flavored bulb)

A small strong vegetable used for taste.

corn (yellow grain vegetable)

A yellow vegetable with many small grains.

mushroom (the food)

A small soft food that grows in the ground.

salad (cold vegetable dish)

A cold dish of vegetables, often with lettuce.

soup (hot liquid food)

A hot liquid food eaten with a spoon.

sandwich (food between bread)

Food between two pieces of bread.

pizza (the Italian dish)

A flat round food with cheese and tomato.

burger (hamburger)

Meat in a round bread roll.

french fries (fried potato strips)

Long thin pieces of fried potato.

chips (crunchy potato snack)

Thin, crunchy, salty potato snacks.

cake (sweet baked dessert)

A sweet baked food for special days.

chocolate (sweet cocoa food)

A sweet brown food made from cocoa.

cookie (small sweet biscuit)

A small flat sweet baked snack.

candy (sugar sweets)

Small sweet treats made of sugar.

ice cream (cold sweet dessert)

A cold sweet dessert made from milk.

cereal (breakfast grain food)

A breakfast food eaten with milk.

sugar (sweetener)

A sweet white food added to drinks and food.

salt (the seasoning)

A white food added to make food salty.

pepper (the spice)

A dark spice added to food for taste.

oil (cooking/food oil)

A liquid fat used for cooking and salads.

honey (sweet bee product)

A sweet liquid food made by bees.

jam (sweet fruit spread)

A sweet fruit spread for bread.

sauce (liquid added to food)

A liquid added to food for taste.

sweet (tasting of sugar)

Tasting like sugar or honey.

salty (tasting of salt)

Tasting of salt.

spicy (hot from spices)

Having a strong, hot taste from spices.

sour (sharp taste like lemon)

Having a sharp taste, like a lemon.

bitter (sharp, not sweet taste)

Having a sharp, not sweet taste, like coffee.

hot (high temperature; also spicy)

Very warm in temperature, or spicy in taste.

delicious (tasting very good)

Tasting very good.

fresh (newly made, not old)

Newly made or picked; not old.

cold (low temperature)

Low in temperature, often for drinks.

hungry (wanting food)

Wanting to eat food.

thirsty (wanting a drink)

Wanting to drink something.

bottle (drink container)

A tall container for drinks like water.

plate (flat dish for food)

A flat dish for food.

cup (a small container for drinking, usually with a handle)

A small container for drinking, usually with a handle.

glass (a container for drinking, usually made of glass, without a handle)

A container for drinking, usually made of glass, without a handle.

crisps (British English; American: chips)

British English word for thin, crunchy fried slices of potato sold as a snack in a bag.

biscuit (British English; American: cookie)

British English word for a small, sweet, hard baked treat eaten as a snack.

sweets (British English; American: candy)

British English word for small pieces of sugar confection, such as candy.

yoghurt (British English spelling; American: yogurt)

British English spelling of the thick dairy food made from milk.

fizzy drink (British English; American: soda)

British English word for a sweet, carbonated soft drink.