Associations to the word «Munch»
Noun
- Crunch
- Snack
- Cookie
- Burger
- Bacon
- Corn
- Monster
- Picasso
- Petersen
- Biscuit
- Sandwich
- Andreas
- Homicide
- Oslo
- Scream
- Cracker
- Bread
- Norwegian
- Oat
- Crust
- Puberty
- Toast
- Abe
- Console
- Lunch
- Oskar
- Frieze
- Mouthful
- Cheese
- Apple
- Pastry
- Chaim
- Peanut
- Cake
- Whistler
- Relish
- Toulouse
- Ration
- Og
- Pedersen
- Gustav
- Painting
- Wafer
- Det
- Bunch
- Erich
- Johan
- Emil
- Conductor
- Ernst
- Etching
- Ole
- Olsen
- Bun
- Symphony
- Tuna
- Henri
- Detective
- Painter
- Bite
- Gustave
- Cassidy
- Hay
- Tod
- Madonna
- Flavour
- Bernstein
- Bohemian
- Carrot
- Norway
- Jens
- Toss
- Nils
- Auguste
- Larsen
- Slice
- Cabbage
- Hansen
- Wrath
- Sip
Wiktionary
MUNCH, verb. To chew with a grinding, crunching sound—often used with on.
MUNCH, verb. To eat vigorously or with excitement.
MUNCH, noun. A location or restaurant where good eating can be expected.
MUNCH, noun. An act of eating.
MUNCH, noun. (uncountable) (slang) food.
MUNCH, noun. (BDSM) A casual meeting for those interested in BDSM, usually at a restaurant. See Munch (BDSM).
Dictionary definition
MUNCH, noun. Norwegian painter (1863-1944).
MUNCH, noun. A large bite; "he tried to talk between munches on the sandwich".
MUNCH, verb. Chew noisily; "The children crunched the celery sticks".
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