I mean. Let's say I'm eating cereal without milk or whatever just because I feel a bit hungry or something. What do you call it?
Same applies when you're eating cheese only without anything else.
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Sign up to join this communityI mean. Let's say I'm eating cereal without milk or whatever just because I feel a bit hungry or something. What do you call it?
Same applies when you're eating cheese only without anything else.
The most common word would likely be “snack”, used as a verb (definition 4 in the link), but you might also encounter “nosh”, which came into American English in the New York City region via Yiddish with German Jewish immigrants.
(links are to dictionary.com)
The original question could use clarification; however, based on the secondary statement, an answer might be 'snacking'.