Definition of snacky in English:

snacky

adjectiveˈsnakiˈsnæki

informal

1Denoting or relating to food suitable for eating between meals or as a light, casual meal.
after weeks of snacky tapas I'd decided that a proper sit-down meal was in order
Example sentencesExamples
- Other snacky starters include hard-boiled eggs topped with lemony aioli and espelette pepper (not-quite-deviled eggs, but close enough) and various chilled-seafood combos.
- We ended up with way more food than we needed: nachos, salad, samosas, pizza, lentil patties, pretzels, marshmallows, chips and nuts and other snacky things.
- There's all sorts of snacky stuff if you get hungry.
- This recipe was inspired by the empanadas and empadinhas of South America - little snacky, individual pies you get in food stalls and cafes.
- I eat a snacky 'lunch' at 4pm or 5pm and my dinner at 11pm when I come off stage.
- Today it's a relaxed eaterie, serving up everything from brunches, snacky lunches, coffee and cake, or smarter dinner.
- Most of the time, there's a fridge stocked with beer and plenty of snacky food.
- Not only does it serve user-friendly, healthy, delicious snacky food, but it does so in surroundings that are groovy and modern without being stern, clinical or at all intimidating.
- These are bars that serve the most irresistible little snacky plates with perfectly chilled Japanese draught beer or sake.
- He loves cheerios and puffs and before you lecture me on giving him too many "snacky" foods, they're all organic and mostly vegetable based.
- I would love to see something more "snacky" on the appetizers menu - to go with drinks whilst sitting at the bar.
- We ate here last night thinking we'd have a light snacky supper after a long day of travel.
- The bar menu is of the snacky fast food variety, with burgers, chilli and fish dishes featuring prominently.
- We were in the mood for a snacky, picky lunch, so opted for a mix-and-match selection of sharing plates.
- During the climb, he ate snacky stuff that would give him quick bursts of energy.
1. 1.1 Slightly hungry.
  I still felt snacky so I had some crackers and hummus
  Example sentencesExamples
  If you're feeling a little snacky this fall, University of Florida agronomy students can help.
  On Sunday I felt really snacky and made chocolate custard.
  When I felt snacky later in the evening I reached for a banana.
  Felt snacky last night so I bought 97% fat free cookies-and-cream ice cream.
  As soon as I start to get nervous, I get snacky.

Definition of snacky in US English:

snacky

adjectiveˈsnakēˈsnæki

informal

1Denoting or relating to food suitable for eating between meals or as a light, casual meal.
after weeks of snacky tapas I'd decided that a proper sit-down meal was in order
Example sentencesExamples
- Not only does it serve user-friendly, healthy, delicious snacky food, but it does so in surroundings that are groovy and modern without being stern, clinical or at all intimidating.
- He loves cheerios and puffs and before you lecture me on giving him too many "snacky" foods, they're all organic and mostly vegetable based.
- We ended up with way more food than we needed: nachos, salad, samosas, pizza, lentil patties, pretzels, marshmallows, chips and nuts and other snacky things.
- Other snacky starters include hard-boiled eggs topped with lemony aioli and espelette pepper (not-quite-deviled eggs, but close enough) and various chilled-seafood combos.
- I eat a snacky 'lunch' at 4pm or 5pm and my dinner at 11pm when I come off stage.
- The bar menu is of the snacky fast food variety, with burgers, chilli and fish dishes featuring prominently.
- There's all sorts of snacky stuff if you get hungry.
- Today it's a relaxed eaterie, serving up everything from brunches, snacky lunches, coffee and cake, or smarter dinner.
- We ate here last night thinking we'd have a light snacky supper after a long day of travel.
- This recipe was inspired by the empanadas and empadinhas of South America - little snacky, individual pies you get in food stalls and cafes.
- We were in the mood for a snacky, picky lunch, so opted for a mix-and-match selection of sharing plates.
- These are bars that serve the most irresistible little snacky plates with perfectly chilled Japanese draught beer or sake.
- During the climb, he ate snacky stuff that would give him quick bursts of energy.
- Most of the time, there's a fridge stocked with beer and plenty of snacky food.
- I would love to see something more "snacky" on the appetizers menu - to go with drinks whilst sitting at the bar.
1. 1.1 Slightly hungry.
  I still felt snacky so I had some crackers and hummus
  Example sentencesExamples
  When I felt snacky later in the evening I reached for a banana.
  On Sunday I felt really snacky and made chocolate custard.
  As soon as I start to get nervous, I get snacky.
  Felt snacky last night so I bought 97% fat free cookies-and-cream ice cream.
  If you're feeling a little snacky this fall, University of Florida agronomy students can help.

单词	snacky
释义	Definition of snacky in English: snacky adjectiveˈsnakiˈsnæki informal 1Denoting or relating to food suitable for eating between meals or as a light, casual meal. after weeks of snacky tapas I'd decided that a proper sit-down meal was in order Example sentencesExamples Other snacky starters include hard-boiled eggs topped with lemony aioli and espelette pepper (not-quite-deviled eggs, but close enough) and various chilled-seafood combos. We ended up with way more food than we needed: nachos, salad, samosas, pizza, lentil patties, pretzels, marshmallows, chips and nuts and other snacky things. There's all sorts of snacky stuff if you get hungry. This recipe was inspired by the empanadas and empadinhas of South America - little snacky, individual pies you get in food stalls and cafes. I eat a snacky 'lunch' at 4pm or 5pm and my dinner at 11pm when I come off stage. Today it's a relaxed eaterie, serving up everything from brunches, snacky lunches, coffee and cake, or smarter dinner. Most of the time, there's a fridge stocked with beer and plenty of snacky food. Not only does it serve user-friendly, healthy, delicious snacky food, but it does so in surroundings that are groovy and modern without being stern, clinical or at all intimidating. These are bars that serve the most irresistible little snacky plates with perfectly chilled Japanese draught beer or sake. He loves cheerios and puffs and before you lecture me on giving him too many "snacky" foods, they're all organic and mostly vegetable based. I would love to see something more "snacky" on the appetizers menu - to go with drinks whilst sitting at the bar. We ate here last night thinking we'd have a light snacky supper after a long day of travel. The bar menu is of the snacky fast food variety, with burgers, chilli and fish dishes featuring prominently. We were in the mood for a snacky, picky lunch, so opted for a mix-and-match selection of sharing plates. During the climb, he ate snacky stuff that would give him quick bursts of energy. 1.1 Slightly hungry. I still felt snacky so I had some crackers and hummus Example sentencesExamples If you're feeling a little snacky this fall, University of Florida agronomy students can help. On Sunday I felt really snacky and made chocolate custard. When I felt snacky later in the evening I reached for a banana. Felt snacky last night so I bought 97% fat free cookies-and-cream ice cream. As soon as I start to get nervous, I get snacky. Definition of snacky in US English: snacky adjectiveˈsnakēˈsnæki informal 1Denoting or relating to food suitable for eating between meals or as a light, casual meal. after weeks of snacky tapas I'd decided that a proper sit-down meal was in order Example sentencesExamples Not only does it serve user-friendly, healthy, delicious snacky food, but it does so in surroundings that are groovy and modern without being stern, clinical or at all intimidating. He loves cheerios and puffs and before you lecture me on giving him too many "snacky" foods, they're all organic and mostly vegetable based. We ended up with way more food than we needed: nachos, salad, samosas, pizza, lentil patties, pretzels, marshmallows, chips and nuts and other snacky things. Other snacky starters include hard-boiled eggs topped with lemony aioli and espelette pepper (not-quite-deviled eggs, but close enough) and various chilled-seafood combos. I eat a snacky 'lunch' at 4pm or 5pm and my dinner at 11pm when I come off stage. The bar menu is of the snacky fast food variety, with burgers, chilli and fish dishes featuring prominently. There's all sorts of snacky stuff if you get hungry. Today it's a relaxed eaterie, serving up everything from brunches, snacky lunches, coffee and cake, or smarter dinner. We ate here last night thinking we'd have a light snacky supper after a long day of travel. This recipe was inspired by the empanadas and empadinhas of South America - little snacky, individual pies you get in food stalls and cafes. We were in the mood for a snacky, picky lunch, so opted for a mix-and-match selection of sharing plates. These are bars that serve the most irresistible little snacky plates with perfectly chilled Japanese draught beer or sake. During the climb, he ate snacky stuff that would give him quick bursts of energy. Most of the time, there's a fridge stocked with beer and plenty of snacky food. I would love to see something more "snacky" on the appetizers menu - to go with drinks whilst sitting at the bar. 1.1 Slightly hungry. I still felt snacky so I had some crackers and hummus Example sentencesExamples When I felt snacky later in the evening I reached for a banana. On Sunday I felt really snacky and made chocolate custard. As soon as I start to get nervous, I get snacky. Felt snacky last night so I bought 97% fat free cookies-and-cream ice cream. If you're feeling a little snacky this fall, University of Florida agronomy students can help.
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