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Meanings of munching in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "snack"
Examples for "snack"
1
The Company manufactures and markets snack food and beverage products for consumers.
2
As proof, they briefly mentioned White's recent consumption of sugary snack foods.
3
Its product groups include leisure, fashion and home, and party and snack.
4
However, you also need a snack to go with your refreshing drink.
5
Popular Alpine snack in Viennese cafés with coffee gossip in the afternoon.
1
We put in a peck at a time, in a dozen places.
2
They peck when I even think about moving but that's not real.
3
A bird-like peck at the inkwell, and the pen began to scratch-scratch-scratch.
4
Down came the pipe, and with it a peck of greasy soot.
5
With that and the flash-light we could get a peck of them.
1
In that scenario, the pecking order would be decided by points difference.
2
She has inched further down the pecking order with every passing year.
3
Rugby and cricket are way down the sporting pecking order Down Under.
4
He's definitely been replaced in their pace pecking order by Wes Agar.
5
Now those high enough in the pecking order qualify for shackleberries too.
1
However, much of this is being seen as nibbling at the edges.
2
He kept on nibbling the buttons and crunching them in his mouth.
3
Yesterday, in the fish-nibbling lagoons, I seem to have really been nibbled.
4
A few kids walked the top of it, nibbling the chaparral leaves.
5
Behind them their horses were nibbling hungrily in the thick, rich grass.
1
He decided to go out and buy some wine and nibble food.
2
But to nibble a hole in the Germany Army might take years.
3
She would even nibble his calves for the fun of the thing.
4
Nait took a test nibble at the thing, looked to Least, puzzled.
5
Then the five little mice each chose a red apple to nibble.
1
Then take this basket; put on a girdle, card wool, munch beans.
2
I always liked to munch on something crunchy, and I still do.
3
I said,'take a munch of these roses; perhaps they will restore you.'
4
They forage alone but occasionally come together to munch on a kill.
5
The others just tear at the bread and beef and munch without speaking.
1
Sure, soda and snacking go together, but selling those products is different.
2
In addition, snacking is correlated with increased high-intensity activity in some studies.
3
Try not to make snacking one more thing you do while multitasking.
4
Personally, I also stop snacking during the day as Ramadan approaches .
5
The study aimed to assess the association between childhood obesity and snacking.
1
Banks, however, says there is some hope for organic nosh this year.
2
He's like a madman if he doesn't get his nosh on time.
3
Come on, let's see if we can nick a little nosh!
4
On the flip side, the right nosh can soothe us into a sleep-inducing state.
5
All this because Mr Morrison wanted to get a mate into a fancy nosh-up.
1
They're always noshing at something while they cut meat slices and make sandwiches.
2
Not a bad salary for carrot stick noshing and divan sprawling.
3
Cody shook his head while noshing a too-full mouth of pizza.
4
By noshing on the men, because that was what happened.
5
He leans against the bike rack, noshing on the cold, sweet chips of ice.
1
"As always." Diego was eating like a bird, picking at his food.
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He's like a madman if he doesn't get his nosh on time.
2
In the home of "saintly" food, there is something for everyone nosh on.
3
Pull on a sweater, nosh on some Jarlsberg cheese, and give the series a look.
4
When I go outside I see rabbits in the fields, and ducks regularly come to nosh on the waste.
5
Once there, enjoy the spectacular ocean view and nosh on gourmet dishes delivered to you by your waiter via zip-line.
1
I eat like a bird, you know.
2
And she eat like a bird.
3
Though when she finished she said, "You'll never get to play rugby for the Springboks if you eat like a bird, Peekay."
4
I'd eaten like a bird yesterday, and I was feeling it.
5
From what he could tell, she ate like a bird.
Usage of munching in anglès
1
I read about them yesterday, Ralph said, happily munching half a sausage.
2
And this mindless munching is possibly at wrong times of the day.
3
Either way, we'll be happily munching on some Forbidden Fruit this weekend.
4
Delia herself was just sort of munching along with every new shift.
5
Miss Müller was still munching at the well-spread table in the dining-room.
6
The horses were munching in their nose-bags, and the driver had disappeared.
7
The long-necked animals spend most of their time quietly munching on leaves.
8
See the little groups on camp-stools munching biscuits and reading the journals.
9
She paused in a listening attitude and heard a horse munching placidly.
10
The deputy had found him munching a sandwich on the court-house steps.
11
You will be shopping Tesco Value, they will be munching Tesco Finest.
12
Chris, munching cheerfully in the twilight, had evidently quite forgotten her woes.
13
The horses stood with their heads over the wagon-box, munching their oats.
14
The white horse contentedly went to munching dry blades of dusty grass.
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He kept taking the Drome cigarette apart and munching bits of it.
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Now he was munching the french fries, spearing them with his fork.
About this term
Frequent collocations
More collocations
Munching through the time
Munching across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common