nosh on

nosh on (something)

To snack on something. He sat there happily noshing on a chocolate bar and watching cartoons.
See also: nosh, on
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

nosh on something

to make a snack of something. After Thanksgiving, we noshed on turkey for three days. Who's been noshing on the chocolate cake?
See also: nosh, on
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

nosh on

v.
To eat something as a snack or a light meal: At the reception, the guests noshed on bagels, cream cheese, and lox.
See also: nosh, on
The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • nosh on (something)
  • nosh on something
  • on one's
  • on someone's
  • other than
  • other than (something)
  • out of one's
  • let something drop
  • #dead
  • (I've) got to go
References in periodicals archive
Nosh on Linthorpe Road opened in March 2015 and has been a hit with health-conscious Teessiders ever since.
Bosses taking 'healthy kitchen' in new direction
Nosh on This: Gluten-Free Baking from a Jewish-American Kitchen focuses on the heart of what makes a gluten-free diet so difficult--baking--and recreates over 100 gluten-free recipes based on classics the author grew up with.
Nosh on This
Nosh on Northgate in Almondbury was badly damaged by a fire on Friday night.
Nosh will rise from the ashes
On the other hand, when you just want something to nosh on, a 100-calorie (potassium-rich) pomegranate that takes half an hour to munch through is a good thing.
Take it slow
Gordon, Mitchell Rudin, Elizabeth Ann Wright, Joseph Cabrerra, and David Levinson were among the Insignia/ESG commercial brokers watching the throngs nosh on avocado wasabi wraps and slurp shots of Chopin/-Belvedere with their sturgeon and salmon.
Temple of Dendur
Not necessarily A study of 31,200 Seventh Day Adventists suggests that people who nosh on nuts five times a week, compared with people who rarely eat them, may halve their risk of heart attacks and coronary death.
Heart risks: this is nutty