peuzelen.
to gnaw, to eat in small pieces
Meaning & usage
to gnaw, to eat in small pieces
to snack
Where this word comes from
From Middle Dutch pueselen (“to touch; to pick; to eat with picking; to eat with small pieces”). Cognate with German Low German pöseln (“to work hard, toil”), Saterland Frisian puzelje (“to work hard and continuously”). Compare also German Low German pusseln (“to trifle, tinker”), German bosseln (“to potter, tinker”), Old English puslian (“to pick out the best bits, select, cull”). More at English puzzle.
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