Snackage

Pronunciation: /ˈsnækɪdʒ/

Definitions of snackage

noun a colloquial term for a small amount of food or snacks, typically eaten between meals

Example Sentences

A1 I like to have some snackage while watching movies.

A2 She always brings a variety of snackage to our picnics.

B1 It's important to have healthy snackage options available at work.

B2 The hotel offers a complimentary snackage bar in each room.

C1 The gourmet snackage served at the event was simply exquisite.

C2 As a food critic, I have tasted some of the most unique and delicious snackage in the world.

Examples of snackage in a Sentence

formal The company provided a variety of healthy snackage options during the meeting.

informal Let's grab some snackage before we head out for the movie.

slang I'm craving some late-night snackage right now.

figurative He always has a bag of snackage ready for any situation.

Grammatical Forms of snackage

• past tense: snacked
• plural: snackages
• comparative: more snacky
• superlative: most snacky
• present tense: snacks
• future tense: will snack
• perfect tense: have snacked
• continuous tense: is snacking
• singular: snackage
• positive degree: snacky
• infinitive: to snack
• gerund: snacking
• participle: snacking

Origin and Evolution of snackage

First Known Use: 1950 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'snackage' is believed to have originated as a slang term in colloquial English.

Evolution of the word: Originally used informally to refer to small snacks or finger foods, 'snackage' has since become a commonly accepted term in modern English to describe a variety of snack foods or snacks in general.