lays
Puts in place
Lays is the third-person singular of lay—puts down, produces eggs, or in slang, has sex with: She lays the cards on the table.
That hen lays an egg every morning.
He lays a different woman every week.
Also the plural noun for songs or, in slang, sexual partners.
Breaking with sound
- crispyBrittle and snapping
- crunchCrushing, grinding noise
- snapSudden sharp sound
- crackleSharp snapping sounds
light · airy · satisfying · ridged · ruffled · thin · delicate
Thin fried tuber slices
- ridgedHaving raised lines
- wavyHaving gentle curves
- crinkle-cutWavy ridged texture
- saltedTreated with sodium chloride
crispy · crunchy · golden · fried · bagged · snack food · savory · sliced
Slow-cook over coals
- salt and vinegarAcidic-saline flavor pairing
- cheddarFirm aged English cheese
- classicOf lasting excellence
- jalapeñoMild-to-medium Mexican pepper
ranch · lime · dill pickle · ketchup · masala · paprika · cheese · sweet chili
Food and beverage multinational
Chewing food steadily
- nibblingEating in small bites
- grazingFeeding on pasture
- snackingEating small portions casually
- bitesizeEaten in one gulp
finger food · party · tailgate · potluck · movie night · game day · picnic · get-together
crunchy
Breaking with sound
crackle · light · airy · satisfying · ridged · ruffled · thin · delicate
potato chips
Thin fried tuber slices
- ridgedHaving raised lines
- wavyHaving gentle curves
- crinkle-cutWavy ridged texture
salted · crispy · crunchy · golden · fried · bagged · snack food · savory · sliced · party size
barbecue
Slow-cook over coals
- salt and vinegarAcidic-saline flavor pairing
- cheddarFirm aged English cheese
- classicOf lasting excellence
jalapeño · ranch · lime · dill pickle · ketchup · masala · paprika · cheese · sweet chili · tangy
PepsiCo
Food and beverage multinational
munching
Chewing food steadily
bitesize · finger food · party · tailgate · potluck · movie night · game day · picnic · get-together · hangout
- snackschips, crackers, cookies, granola bars, chocolate
- folk versefolk ballad, folk song, nursery rhyme, lullaby, ballad
- Norse literaturesagas, Icelandic sagas, Norse sagas, kennings, Old Norse
- bardsbard, bards, skald, jongleur, gleeman
- lyric poemslyric poetry, sonnet, ode, odes, sonnets
- courtly lovetroubadour, canso, aubade, medieval romance, chivalric romance