気に喰わない[kinikuwanai] unable to stomach
漆喰[shikkui] mortar
出喰わす[dekuwasu] to happen to meet
喰べる[taberu] to eat
人喰[hitokui] cannibalism

面喰らう[menkurau] to be confused
立喰い[tachigui] eating while standing
喰う[kuu] to eat
喰らう[kurau] to eat
馬喰[bakurou] cattle or horse trader

御食い初め[okuizome] weaning ceremony
食っ付く[kuttsuku] to adhere to
食っ付ける[kuttsukeru] to attach
ぼりぼり食べる[boriboritaberu] to eat with a munching or crunching sound
インスタント食品[insutantoshokuhin] instant foods

レトルト食品[retorutoshokuhin] packed and sterilised food
衣食[ishoku] food and clothing
衣食住[ishokujuu] necessities of life (food, clothing & shelter)
育児食[ikujishoku] baby food
一夜乞食[ichiyakojiki] (a) person made homeless by fire

一宿一飯[isshukuippan] (being beholden to someone for a favor of) a night's lodging and a meal
一膳飯屋[ichizenmeshiya] quick lunch
一飯[ippan] bowl of rice
五目飯[gomokumeshi] dish of rice, fish and vegetables
御飯[omanma] cooked rice

桜飯[sakurameshi] rice boiled with soy sauce and sake
残飯[zanpan] food scraps
鮨飯[sushimeshi] rice seasoned with vinegar, sugar and salt, used for preparing sushi
炊飯器[suihanki] rice cooker
赤飯[sekihan] red rice (beans and mochi) for auspicious occasions