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Meanings of munch (munched) in English
Catalan
fer cruixir Spanish
curruscar Usage of munched in English
1
M. Lecoq finished his recital; he tranquilly munched a lozenge, and added:
2
Agathemer broke off two fragments of the bread and we munched ruminatively.
3
He accepted a bite of the bittersweet vegetable candy and munched thoughtfully.
4
I felt annoyed, and munched in silence, staring fixedly at my plate.
5
Pollux bit off a large mouthful and said, as he munched it:
6
Mace munched on a hard olive roll and tried to look surprised.
7
The old miner nodded his head slowly as he munched his beans.
8
Behind their masks they laughed and chattered among themselves and munched pastries.
9
Gaffer I. spits out an over-munched stalk of meadow soft-grass, and speaks:
10
They munched the green leaves contentedly, sleeping when they were not eating.
11
He lay down, munched toast, and watched the snow falling and blowing.
12
He munched some bread and cheese which a neighbor had brought over.
13
As she munched slowly, then swallowed, Beth reached down for another handful.
14
They munched voraciously and systematically on the leaves stuffed rudely around them.
15
I noticed him staring at me as I munched on a cookie.
16
Demo munched their bread, then picked up the chief guard's wine bottle.
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Portuguese
Munched through the time
Munched across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common