snacker
- noun
- /ˈsnækər/
- I'm a serious snacker so just had some chips and dip.
It is one of those things, Jay, that OK, so I'm a snacker now, a sneak snack.
- It is one of those things, Jay, that OK, so I'm a snacker now, a sneak snack.
- I will have to admit that I am a big snacker.
- I'm not like, so I'm, I say I'm not a massive snacker, but like, you put some fruit pastels in front of me.
Examples
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You know me, I'm a snacker.
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I'm not a big snacker, but I do see my snack time.
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Turns out, I am a thoughtless snacker on the weekends.
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I am not much of a snacker, but I tend to go too long between meals and snacks, and then eat larger portions than I should.
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But if you are a snacker and that's how you like to eat, our research shows that the snacking itself isn't the problem, it's what you're snacking on.
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As a busy mom, she has become a regular snacker, often munching on nuts and fruits between meals.
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He prefers being a snacker rather than having a full meal, so he always keeps some chips on hand.
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At the party, there were plenty of options for snackers, including a variety of bite-sized appetizers.
Synonyms
A person or animal that eats small bites again and again
A person who eats small amounts of food many times a day
A person who eats small snacks between meals
A person who often eats small snacks between meals
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Etymology
Snacker comes from the word snack, which meant a small 'bite' or quick food, and the ending -er meaning 'one who does'. So a snacker is simply someone who takes small bites or eats between meals.