snack on (something)

To eat small amounts of something as a snack. I love watching the birds and squirrels come up to the feeder throughout the day to snack on seeds. I've been snacking on that roast ham all day, so I'm not terribly hungry.

snack off (of) something

to eat food, bit by bit, in little snacks. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) Please don't snack off the turkey so we can get another meal out of it. Who has been snacking off of last night's roast beef?

snack on

To eat something as a snack: One way to lose weight is to snack on carrots instead of junk food.

词组	snack on (something)
释义	snack on (something) snack on (something) To eat small amounts of something as a snack. I love watching the birds and squirrels come up to the feeder throughout the day to snack on seeds. I've been snacking on that roast ham all day, so I'm not terribly hungry. See also: on, snack Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. snack off (of) something to eat food, bit by bit, in little snacks. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) Please don't snack off the turkey so we can get another meal out of it. Who has been snacking off of last night's roast beef? See also: off, snack McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. snack on v. To eat something as a snack: One way to lose weight is to snack on carrots instead of junk food. See also: on, snack The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: snack on be after be after (doing something) be after doing something forage for (something) nosh on nosh on (something) nosh on something have a bite forage
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