snǣding, f.n: a (slight?) meal. (SNADD-ing / ˈsnæː-dɪŋ)
Category Archives: food + drink
bēor-dræste
bēor-dræste, f.n: dregs of bēor (an alcoholic drink brewed from various fruits and honey). (BAY-or-DRAST-uh / ˈbeːɔr-ˌdræs-tə)
symbel
symbel, n.n: feast, banquet. (SUEM-bell / ˈsym-bɛl)

þurstig
þurstig, adj: thirsty (literally and figuratively). (THUR-stih / ˈθʌrs-tɪj)

bēor
bēor, m.n: alcoholic drink brewed from various fruits and honey. (BAY-or / ˈbeːɔr)

brīw
brīw, m.n: paste or pottage made mainly from grain or meal. (BREE-ew / ˈbriːw)
cycel
cycel, m.n: little cake (not sweet). (KUE-chell / ˈky-tʃɛl)
ge-lend
ge-lend, f.n: fat, lard. (yeh-LEND / jɛ-ˈlɛnd)
mete
mete, m.n: food. (MEH-tuh / ˈmɛ-tə)

scencan
scencan, wk.v: to pour out liquor for drinking; to give to drink. (SHENK-an / ˈʃɛn-kan)
