[DOC] [TLE] What's the Origin of the Word Nosh for Snack? - CulinaryLore.com [PAR] Dec 25, 2015 ... How did the word nosh come into English to mean a snack or to snack? Find out 
the history of this food related Yiddish word on CulinaryLore. ... worth remarking 
that the word snack itself once tended to refer to a drink of liquor... [DOC] [TLE] Yiddish Slang - English Slang Dictionary [PAR] Goy means non-jew, but also means, "ethno," someone who lives in the world 
other than Israel. ... Of itself, the term is neutral, but it can be used as a pejorative. 
... Erm, in NY and environs nosh is fairly common for eating a snack... as in "I 
could go for a nosh." It comes from Yiddish 'nashn' and High German 'naschen'. [DOC] [TLE] Nosh - definition of nosh by The Free Dictionary [PAR] A snack or light meal. intr.v. noshed , noshing , noshes To eat a snack or light 
meal: noshed on a ... [Yiddish nash, from nashn, to eat sweets, nibble on, from 
Middle High German naschen, .... Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection
. [DOC] [TLE] Yiddish Phrases [PAR] Selected Yiddish Words and Phrases - impress your friends and family. A BI 
GEZUNT: So long as you're healthy. Expression means, "Don't worry so much 
about a problem, whatever it is. ... To "shep naches" means to derive pleasure. ... 
NOSH: To snack. ... TSUTCHEPPENISH: Something irratating that attaches itself 
like an... [DOC] [TLE] Nosh | Define Nosh at Dictionary.com [PAR] Nosh definition, to snack or eat between meals. ... to eat. Derived Forms. nosher, 
noun. Word Origin. C20: from Yiddish; compare German naschen to nibble. [DOC] [TLE] How Much Yiddish Do You Know? Hopefully More Than Buzzfeed ... [PAR] Jun 1, 2015 ... But Yiddish speakers on Thursday found themselves in just such a ... for snout (
the word is just as likely to have come from German). ... Furthermore, while nosh 
means a snack, it most certainly does not mean to snack. [DOC] [TLE] Yiddish Dictionary - Thomer M. Gil [PAR] Apr 23, 2013 ... Batlan: Someone without a trade or a regular means of livelihood ... Botvenye 
borsht: Borsht made from beet leaves for the poor. ..... Nosherie: Snack food. Nu? 
.... coming from Ukraine, White Russia; the Crimea, Russia itself. [DOC] [TLE] The Yiddish Handbook: 40 Words You Should Know [PAR] In popular English, kvetch means complain, whine or fret, but in Yiddish, kvetsh 
... To nibble; a light snack, but you won't be light if you don't stop noshing. ... 
When people shlep around, they are dragging themselves, perhaps slouchingly
. .... Most of these words come from the German language: Schmalz, schleppen,... [DOC] [TLE] al's Yiddish/English glossary [PAR] Jan 29, 2016 ... The transliteration of Yiddish words into English is tricky. ..... Goyishe(r) Nakhes - 
joy derived from doing something un-Jewish .... Khupa - wedding canopy (
sometimes used to refer to the wedding itself) .... Luftmentsh - impractical 
dreamer / person with no visible means of support ... Nosherei - snack food [DOC] [TLE] 8 Tantalizing Terms for Eating | Just English [PAR] Dec 1, 2014 ... Nosh means to snack or eat between meals or to snack on. It came to English 
from the Yiddish nashn meaning to nibble. [DOC] [TLE] GuateBuena, GuateMaya: Tia Nosh [PAR] Jan 17, 2015 ... The name has always made me chuckle, because as someone who ... However, 
nosh is also a word in Yiddish. It means "to snack or nibble". As in, "I noshed on 
the leftovers." It is also a noun, referring to the snack itself. [DOC] [TLE] Dictionary of Judaica - foreign words and expressions - JewishGen [PAR] Ashkenazic Jews -- one of the branches of Jews that primarily originated from ... *
her* way of speaking; often it refers to Yiddish itself. mamzer

Question: Derived from Yiddish, it means to snack, or the snack itself
Answer: nosh