American Food and Drink Slang Flashcards with Pictures

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Learn American Food and Drink Slang with 10 free flashcards (level 1): meanings, example sentences, pictures and audio pronunciation. Includes doggie bag, grub, chow down, munchies and more.

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doggie bag
A container for taking restaurant leftovers home.
“Could I get a doggie bag, please?”
grub
Food, especially a meal.
“Let's grab some grub before the movie.”
chow down
To eat a meal, especially enthusiastically.
“Everyone was ready to chow down.”
munchies
A strong desire to eat snacks.
“I always get the munchies around midnight.”
booze
Alcoholic drinks.
“There's no booze at the party tonight.”
joe
Coffee.
“I could really use a cup of joe.”
sammie
A sandwich.
“I brought a sammie with me today.”
brewski
A beer.
“He offered me a brewski.”
bubbly
Champagne or sparkling wine.
“They brought out the bubbly at midnight.”
pig out
To eat a lot of food.
“We pigged out at the party.”

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