victuals

/ ˈvɪtəlz /

plural noun

1. (sometimes singular) food or provisions

Example Sentences

When it’s in the hands of cinematic chef and film critic Justin Chang, the visual victuals can be sumptuous.

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Now, home cooks follow restaurant chefs, hoping to glean the secrets of serving exceptional victuals.

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If there were a wandering victuals club — transporting loaded suitcases with bubble-wrapped jars, and brown paper sacks brimming with backyard garden goodies — Dr. Howard Conyers would be a member.

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“It tastes like chewing on a urine-infested mattress,” said Samuel West, who, as curator of the Disgusting Food Museum, knows a thing or two about unpleasant victuals.

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“But he does have coin? Upon his person? Because I cannot pay for so much as victuals now, the salt-meat is become so dear. We are starving. No person will extend us credit.”

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