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поесть v stresses
gen.	put on the nosebag; take a meal; partake of a meal; put on the nose-bag; satisfy the worm; have something to eat (SirReal); grab a bite to eat (SirReal); taste (небольшое количество пищи В.И.Макаров); destroy (of rodents, insects, etc); eat; have a snack; take some food; refresh one's inner man; consume; have a bite
Gruzovik	eat a little (pf of поедать); have a snack (pf of поедать); take some food (pf of поедать)
amer.	dine out (вне дома; to eat a meal away from home Val_Ships)
austral.	have a feed (Rubinina)
Makarov.	refresh the inner man; satisfy the inner man; have a meal; put on the nosebag (особ. на работе); refresh one's inner man
slang	buzz around the barrel; put on the feedbag; get eats (Let's go get some eats! andreevna); put on the feed bag (что-либо; They immediately put on the feed bag when they came home. Они немедленно приступили к еде, как только пришли домой. Andy)
поедом prtc.
inf.	devour; eat up with greediness; make life miserable (by nagging); nag (at)
слэнг поесть v
gen.	take on
поевший prtc.
idiom.	under his belt (обыкн. with a goood meal under his belt – плотно поевший Bobrovska)

поесть: 206 phrases in 16 subjects

American usage, not spelling	3
Australian	1
Contextual meaning	1
Cooking	1
Dentistry	1
Dialectal	1
General	117
Idiomatic	3
Informal	12
Makarov	54
Military lingo	1
Proverb	4
Quotes and aphorisms	1
Rude	1
Slang	4
Vulgar	1