half-eaten

British  

adjective

1. (of food, a meal, etc) partially consumed

   he pushed his half-eaten meal away

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Example Sentences

When a half-eaten human corpse is found in a nearby wilderness park, Lew is sent to find the “killer cat” thought responsible.

From The Wall Street Journal

There were two unopened tins of tuna found in the microwave and half-eaten food in the bedroom, including bread and raw pasta.

From BBC

Backpacks and half-eaten meals lay abandoned on tables where students had fled.

From BBC

This bottom layer also came to include what my Auntie Hilda called ‘spit-backs’ from the top layer: half-eaten choices that I’d liked the look of — based on the legend — but then turned against when I took a bite.

From Los Angeles Times

He found Miller in the kitchen, her half-eaten body surrounded by food and garbage, which, Fadden wrote, had been “apparently scattered by bears.”

From Los Angeles Times