What is "noshed"

Usage examples of "noshed".

The dragon lumbered to the outcropping and noshed great mouthfuls of coal, washing them down with deep swigs of oil.

They escaped the starving stampede and carried their sizzling booty to a nearby grove where they noshed it down.

Every Saturday afternoon, after she had finished work – the shop expected her to work half a day on Saturday – we had high tea at the Peninsula Hotel, looking out at Central on the other side of the harbour as we sipped our Earl Grey and tucked into our jam scones and noshed our little sandwiches with the crusts cut off.

Selden's trials following his arrival at the Ormes Estate are more than even the most desperate employee should have to endure: He is noshed on by Ormes's vampire sister, trapped in the subterranean lime pit where family skeletons are interred, and set upon by Ormes himself, who has a penchant for turning feral and who, it seems, is in cahoots with Selden's estranged ex-wife to frame him for a ghastly crime.