starter
appetizer
appetiser
promulsis
gustatio
supping
orexigenic
assay
wallop
cocktail
fare
bibble
appetizingness
make a meal of
slurp
preconsume
appetisingness
predigest
eat like a bird
nosh
liquid lunch
appetise
foretaste
hoover up
appetize
eat
high tea
appetitive
appetizing
dig in
hors d'oeuvre
get outside
juiciness
nutrition
succulency
succulence
unappetizing
preprandial
serve
hungrisome
get stuck into
phagostimulation
aperitif
tea
barnyard
appetite
suffonsify
comestibly
apéritif
tuck into
skink
lip-smacking
gustable
tasting
stomach
anteprandial
sugared
greedy
provender
a moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips
interdigestive
noshing
pregustation
evening tea
frother
finger food
nyam
consume
house
crunchy
dietetics
kitchen supper
premeal
precibal
chow
manducate
sleep-eat
tiffin
bog in
scoff
grind
snack down on
yam
sup
feed one's face
full
lace into
breakfast
on a full stomach
replete
pingle

English words for 'food or drink to stimulate the appetite (usually served before a meal or as the first course)'

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