foodstuff
- noun
- /ˈfuːdˌstʌf/
- The main floor displayed foodstuffs in kegs, barrels, loaves, bundles, and boxes.
- basic foodstuffs
- imported foodstuffs
- shortages of foodstuffs
And that planet allows them to farm to, to, you know, develop foodstuffs and things like that.
- And that planet allows them to farm to, to, you know, develop foodstuffs and things like that.
- So new foodstuffs are coming over and in, you know, influencing things.
- Your, your teeth and your capacity to take in foodstuffs and, you know, chomp on it, bite it, chew it up.
Examples
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In particular, processed foodstuffs, including fish products, would benefit from such concessions.
Academic text (1994) -
Trucks are also loaded onto the lower deck of the ship to transport goods and foodstuffs.
Academic text (2008) -
Allocation of foodstuffs will begin shortly.
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You will bring your families into the fort, your livestock and foodstuffs.
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A wholesome and nutritious foodstuff known all over the world.
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The recent policy of individual responsibility in farming has greatly enhanced the foodstuffs available.
Academic text (1992) -
At the rate they're going, we'll run out of foodstuffs.
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The shop seemed to sell a little of everything: foodstuffs, leather, small gardening implements, animal traps, lamp oil.
Fiction book (1992) -
They ventured out in large numbers to collect a wide range of foodstuffs such as wheat, barley, olive oil, wine, and fruit.
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The store sells a variety of organic foodstuffs, including fruits, vegetables, and grains.
Synonyms
Something people and animals eat or drink to live and grow
A thing used to make a food or product, like flour in bread
Food and drink that keep you alive and healthy
A thing made for eating or drinking
Antonyms
How Processed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Foodstuff simply joins the everyday words food and stuff, where stuff means 'material' or 'things'. So foodstuff is a short way to say 'things used as food', especially the basic ingredients people buy or eat.