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Meanings of munch in English
Catalan
fer cruixir Spanish
curruscar Usage of munch in English
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.
6
And this was the strange woman of whom she had heard so munch.
7
He used to bite, but we've taught him just to munch.
8
The more depressed class of beggars too, bring hither broken meats, and munch.
9
She took some plums from her gaping blouse and began to munch them.
10
He came back to his seat and began to munch them very contentedly.
11
Lanterns hang across cosy booths as people munch gyozas next to arcade games.
12
Sometimes I'd munch on a carrot he pulled for me as we worked.
13
Now, I am going to munch cakes, and you shall sleep.
14
She had begun to munch her fig, but interrupted him with another nod.
15
I said to myself that mother's wandering boy should munch there that night.
16
Discussion political, economic, revolutionary, and other in the room where they munch hors-d'oeuvres!
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Translations for munch
Portuguese
Munch through the time
Munch across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common