"Nosh" Example Sentences
1. Let's go to the pub for a bit of nosh and a pint.
2. I could murder some good pub nosh right now.
3. After a long walk, nothing beats a big bowl of hearty pub nosh.
4. That cafe serves the best cheap nosh in town.
5. The nosh at the little bistro was surprisingly good.
6. The office nosh was a bit disappointing today.
7. We had a few pints and a good nosh out last night.
8. The teas and coffee with something to nosh went down a treat.
9. My mum used to make the best weekend nosh ups.
10. We stopped for elevenses and a little nosh before setting out again.
11. I stopped at the sandwich shop for something to nosh on the go.
12. I fancied a bite to eat, just something quick to nosh down.
13. I grabbed a burrito for a bit of nosh before bed.
14. They laid out a great spread for a bit of nosh and drinks.
15. The party snacks were delicious, perfect for nosh and chat.
16. I could really do with some nosh and a lie down right now.
17. All that planning has made me peckish, fancy a nosh stop?
18. Let's swing by the chippy for some fish and chips nosh.
19. The festival food stalls had some great nosh on offer.
20. Leftover Chinese sounded good for a late night nosh.
21. After all that shopping we deserved a slap-up nosh out.
22. We stopped for a bite to eat and a well-earned nosh break.
23. Some crisps and a chocolate bar will have to do for nosh.
24. They claimed the high tea was perfect 'hotel nosh'.
25. The canteen does reasonable quality nosh for the price.
26. Let's pop to the cafe after work for a cuppa and a nosh.
27. The lad was hungry, asked his mum for some nosh.
28. Nippin to the Co-op, need anything from the nosh aisle?
29. She made her kids jam sarnies for their packed nosh.
30. Sports day always ended with a good nosh up for the kids.
31. The staff room nosh was grim again, going to complain.
32. Straight to the fridge for a late night nosh after the pub.
33. The cook made a scrumptious Sunday dinner nosh up.
34. I'm scared I ate too much turkey and trimmings nosh today.
35. The snacks table was full of great party nosh.
36. That takeaway does the best Friday night cheap nosh.
37. Bangers and mash always hits the spot for comforting nosh.
38. Do you fancy stopping for tea and nosh on the way home?
39. We'll nip out for a Sunday roast nosh after the game.
40. She made the most amazing homemade picnic nosh.
41. His mum packed him some delicious packed nosh for school.
42. Pub nosh and a pint always goes down well after a long week.
43. Our weekend nosh out became a tradition.
44. That roadside cafe does a great full English nosh.
45. That movie made me want a huge tub of popcorn nosh.
46. They fancied some proper hearty winter pub nosh that night.
47. She baked her kids some tasty after school nosh.
48. Leftover roast chicken made excellent cold nosh the next day.
49. The pub did a great Sunday lunch nosh for a fair price.
50. A bowl of cereal will have to do me for nosh tonight.
51. The cafeteria nosh always reminds me of school dinners.
52. Ready for some slap-up wedding nosh this evening?
53. I fancy some chilli con carne and nachos for nosh tonight.
54. His mum always packed him good healthy packed nosh.
55. They did great nosh for the office Christmas party.
56. The chippy does the best late night nosh in town.
57. That campsite had a lovely little snack shack for nosh.
58. The canteen nosh just didn't do it for me anymore.
59. Let's go Korean BBQ for a slap-up birthday nosh out.
60. The festival catering vans had great local nosh available.
Common Phases
• A bite to eat - An informal phrase for food or a snack.
• Bit of
nosh - An informal phrase for food, usually suggesting an snack or light meal.
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Nosh up - To eat or consume food, especially a substantial meal.
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Nosh break - An informal term for a break in which to eat food.
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Nosh stop - An informal term for stopping to eat, usually while on a journey.
• Cheap
nosh - Inexpensive food.
• Pub
nosh - Food that is typically served at pubs, especially traditional British pub food.
• Packed
nosh - Prepared or packaged food to eat later, commonly food packed in school lunches.
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Nosh aisle - An informal term for the food aisle in a store.
• Standard
nosh - Traditional, ordinary food.
• Snack
nosh - Light snacks to eat.
• Good
nosh - Enjoyable, tasty food.
• Homemade
nosh - Food that has been made at home rather than bought ready-made.