appetite	desire to eat
A big eater	a person who eats a lot and has big meals
to bolt (sth) down	to eat very quickly, generally because you are in a hurry
canned/tinned goods	food put into a metal container and sealed to remail fresh
I could eat a horse	I'm very hungry; often preceded by "I'm starving"
crockery	collective noun for plates, cups, mugs, bowls, dishes, etc.
cutlery	the collective noun for knives, forks and spoons
Dig in!	(inf) start eating
to eat sb out of house and home	if sb visits or stays with sb and eats all the food in the house
to be famished/starving/ravenous	to be very hungry
a gadget	a small, useful and clever machine or tool
to grab a bite to eat	to quickly have sth to eat; gen. in a fast food restaurant
THE larder	the cupboard in the kitchen where food is kept
to be/feel peckish	to be a little hungry
to pick at your food	to eat your food very slowly and without enthusiasm
to spoil your appetite	to eat sth before a meal, so that you are no longer hungry when it is mealtime
to wolf sth down	to eat sth very quickly, often because you are very hungry or in a hurry
to work up an appetite	to do sth (gen. physical exercise) which makes you hungry
fizzy drinks	carbonated soft drinks
to be gasping for a drink	to be extremely thirsty
mineral water	bottled water
on the house	if you go to a café or a restaurant and you are given sth that you don't have to pay for it
to be parched	to be very thirsty
to quench your thirst	to satisfy your thirst so that you are no longer thirsty
soft drinks	cold (often fizzy) drinks that do not contain alcohol
borderline candidate	a person who has equal chances of passing or failing an exam
a certificate	official document sb receives on completing course of study or training
to cheat in an exam	to use dishonest methods in order to pass an exam
to come top of your class	to be the best in your class
a course	a series of lessons in a particular subject
a degree	the qualification you recieve when you have finished studying a course at university
diploma	qualification awarded to student by college, or by high school in USA
to drop out of univeristy	to leave university before finishing your degree
EDUTAINMENT	sth designed to be both educational and entertaining
to excel at	to be very good at
to be expelled from school	to be dismissed from school permanently because you have done sth very bad
a gifted student	a student with natural ability to do sth well
a grade	a mark received by students in examination or for written work, usually in form of a letter
a graduate	a person who has received a degree from a university
to graduate from university	to leave university, having finished your degree course and having got your qualifications
to learn sth by heart	to learn sth so well that you do not need to read it
to lecture in	to teach a particular subject at university
a lenient teacher	a teacher who is not strict and does not punish students who deserve to be punished
a mark	point given for correct answer or for doing well in examination
a MOCK exam	a practice exam usually taken a short time before a real and important exam
to pass an exam with flying colours	to do very well in exam and get very good marks
to play truant	to miss school without permission
to be popular	when everybody likes you
a post-graduate	sb who is studying for an advanced degree (a master's degree or a doctorate) at university
to research/to do research into	to do advanced studies in a particular subject
to revise	to study for an exam
to sail through an exam	to pass an exam very easily and with a good mark
to sit (for) an exam	to take an exam
an undergraduate	sb who is studying for their first degree at university
to win a scholarship	to be given money to help pay for the education you receive