Pronunciation: /ɡrʌb ʌp/
noun a slang term for food or a meal
A1 I like to grub up on snacks while watching TV.
A2 The kids always have a grub up after school in the kitchen.
B1 We had a great grub up at the barbecue last weekend.
B2 The restaurant offers a variety of grub up options for lunch.
C1 The chef prepared a gourmet grub up for the guests at the event.
C2 The food critic praised the restaurant's grub up as exceptional.
verb to eat a meal, especially quickly or with enthusiasm
A1 I need to grub up some snacks for our picnic.
A2 After a long day of hiking, we were all ready to grub up on some hearty food.
B1 The workers grubbed up the weeds from the garden to make space for new plants.
B2 The chef was busy grubbing up fresh ingredients from the market for tonight's special dish.
C1 The archaeologists carefully grubbed up ancient artifacts from the excavation site.
C2 The team of researchers grubbed up valuable data from the extensive study.
formal Before the event, please make sure to grub up at the designated catering area.
informal Let's grub up at that new burger joint down the street.
slang I'm starving, let's grub up at that taco truck.
figurative After a long day of work, I like to grub up on some good books in my cozy reading nook.
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