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430 word matches found for '食' using reading 'しょく'
ゆ う し ょ く 0
noun
evening meal; dinner
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ち ゅ う し ょ く 0
noun
1. lunch; midday meal
2. food served at a tea party (tea ceremony)  (usu. 中食)
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ち ょ う し ょ く 0
noun
breakfast
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が い し ょ く 0
eating out
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き ゅ う し ょ く 0
provision of lunch (e.g. at office, school, etc.); providing a meal; lunch service  (see also: 学校給食)
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い ん し ょ く 0
food and drink; eating and drinking
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し ゅ し ょ く 0
noun
staple food
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に っ し ょ く 0
noun
solar eclipse
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い し ょ く じ ゅ う 3 い し ょ く じ ゅ う 2
noun
necessities of life (food, clothing and shelter)
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よ う し ょ く 0
noun
1. Western cooking; Western-style meal; Western-style food  (see also: 和食)
2. Japanized Western cuisine
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て い し ょ く 0
noun
set meal; special (of the day)
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に く し ょ く 0
1. meat eating; eating of meat; meat diet
noun or verb acting prenominally
2. carnivorous
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わ し ょ く 0
noun
Japanese food; Japanese-style meal; Japanese cuisine  (see also: 洋食)
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げ っ し ょ く 0
noun
lunar eclipse
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か ん し ょ く 0
eating between meals; snacking
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り ょ う し ょ く 0
noun
provisions
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い ん し ょ く て ん 4
noun
restaurant; shops serving food and drink
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さ ん し ょ く 0
encroachment; invasion; aggression
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ぜ っ し ょ く 0
fasting
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ば い し ょ く 0
dining with one's superior; dining with one's superiors
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ば ん し ょ く 0
1. eating with a guest
2. nominal official (a slighting term)
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か い し ょ く 0
dining together; mess
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し ょ う し ょ く 0
noun
light eating; spare diet; not eating much
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た い し ょ く 0
gluttony
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さ ん し ょ く 1
noun
three meals (a day)
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け ん こ う し ょ く ひ ん 5
health foods
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に し ょ く 1
noun
two meals; (eating) two meals a day
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ふ し ょ く 0
1. corrosion; etching; action of acid; rot; rust; erosion
2. saprophagy  (see also: 腐生; this meaning is restricted to form 腐食)
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し し ょ く 0
sampling food
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そ う し ょ く 0
herbivorous; plant-eating; graminivorous
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