Origin of munch
Related Words for munching
crunch, scrunch, smash, soften, bite, reduce, chomp, grind, crush, champ, press, masticate, mash, ruminateExamples from the Web for munching
Contemporary Examples of munching
A silverback is munching contently and endlessly on foliage.
I should hope the city's homeless people will be munching on some venison burgers for the foreseeable future.
We stood for two and a half hours munching on deli food and enjoying the open bar.
The Tea Partiers, munching on a decidedly non‑populist steak and shrimp dinner, were geared up.
And lest we forget, it would be more than munching rice cakes and protein shakes in Chappaqua.
Historical Examples of munching
Cracking some nuts and munching them, the Governor began to take another tone.
The ManxmanHall Caine
Champagne, munching biscuits, patent medicines, lying down as you are now.
Olive in ItalyMoray Dalton
All the horses were munching alfalfa and Dick was whistling in the cow-shed.
The Forbidden TrailHonor Willsie
Nettie had seized a remnant of her father's toast, and was munching it hastily.
The Carpenter's DaughterAnna Bartlett Warner
"Say, this is all right," declared Walt, munching a tongue sandwich.
The Rover Boys on a HuntArthur M. Winfield (Edward Stratemeyer)