to fast, to not eat food for a period of time, often for health or religious reasons, banger (UK), a sausage; informal British word for sausage, gut feeling, an instinctive feeling; intuition without logical proof, chips (UK), thick fried potato pieces (American English: fries), crisps (UK), thin slices of fried potato (American English: potato chips), cuisine, a style or type of cooking, especially from a particular country, a bunch of people, a group of people, to reveal, to make something known or visible, busking, performing music or entertainment in public places for money, fibremaxing, trying to eat as much fibre as possible for health benefits, to cast your eye over something, to quickly look at something, in abundance, in large quantities; more than enough, snowball effect, a situation where one action causes many more actions, increasing quickly, you can't beat that, something is the best possible; nothing is better, part and parcel, an essential and unavoidable part of something, health halo, when people think food is healthy because of one positive feature, even if it isn't overall healthy, metabolism, the chemical processes in the body that convert food into energy, leaner, thinner, with less body fat, blood sugar spike, a rapid increase in blood sugar level, to pay attention to something / somebody, to focus on something / somebody carefully, appetite control, the ability to manage or reduce hunger, processed food, food changed from its natural state, often with added chemicals, sugar, or preservatives, scary, frightening; causing fear

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