Eunoia
| Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frustfressen | Excessive eating because of frustration | German | food adverse habits | |
| Kuidare | To eat yourself into backruptcy | Japanese | food funny | |
| Siwon | Usually meanng cool or cold, but when used in the context of dining, means the taste which achieves the ideal umami such that the food feels cool | Korean | food attribute | |
| Zechpreller | A person who leaves a restaurant without paying | German | adverse action food | |
| Empalagoso | Too sweet. Adjective to say you ate something so sweet that you got sick of it. | Spanish | food adverse change | |
| sobremesa | After-dinner conversation | Spanish | food friends | |
| Gamchil | Korean word of Umami, best translated as "flavorful" and "tasty." Used often when describing a dish that achieves entirely new level of flavor by combining elements from ukegon, meaning land, sea and sky. | Korean | food taste | |
| Uzsonna | A meal between lunch and dinner | Hungarian | food time | |
| Schnapsdrossel | A person that drinks a lot but rarely gets drunk | German | food habits | |
| Fika | Coffee and cake break with friends or colleagues | Swedish | food friends | |
| Vprikusku | Drinking tea through pieces of sugar | Russian | food action | |
| Scrumping | Stealing fruit (particularly apples) from trees | English | food action | |
| Culaccino | The mark left on the table by a cold glass | Italian | physical food | |
| Palla | To steal fruit off trees | Swedish | funny action food | |
| Gourmand | One who is excessively fond of eating and drinking. | French | food attribute | |
| Abbiocco | The feeling of falling asleep after lunch or dinner | Italian | food feeling | |
| Pålägg | Anything that you can put in a sandwich | Swedish | food attribute | |
| Aşermek | The experience of craving certain foods while pregnant | Turkish | food | |
| Kummerspeck | Weight you gain because you're unhappy ("sorrow bacon") | German | food adverse habits | |
| Engili (ఎంగిలి) | Having contacted another's mouth directly or indirectly via hand or utensil that is not fit for consumption. | Telugu | adverse food | |
| Saucer | To mop up the sauce from your plate with a piece of bread | French | action food | |
| Umami | A category of taste in food (besides sweet, sour, salt, and bitter); savoriness | Japanese | food attribute | |
| piñcu (பிஞ்சு) | Young, baby fruit | Tamil | food | |
| Pelinti | To move hot food around in your mouth | Buli | food | |
| Shemomedjamo (შემომეჭამა) | To keep eating past the point of being full since the food tastes so good. | Georgian | food |
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