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101Munch — (car sales) tyre kicker who takes a car on a test drive and still has no intention of buying …
102munch — Australian Slang (car sales) tyre kicker who takes a car on a test drive and still has no intention of buying …
103munch — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. chew, masticate, crunch, nibble, eat. See food. II (Roget s IV) v. Syn. crunch, bite, grind, masticate, ruminate, crush, mash, smash, reduce, soften, press, break up; see also chew , eat 1 . III… …
104munch — n British food. A recent usage posted on the Internet by Bodge World in February 1997 …
105munch — mÊŒntʃ v. chew loudly, crunch; eat noisily …
106munch — verb eat steadily and audibly. Derivatives muncher noun Origin ME: imitative; cf. crunch …
107munch — v. a. Chew audibly, masticate with sound, chew eagerly, mump, nibble …
108munch — verb (I, T) to eat something noisily: My father went on munching his toast. (+ on/at): She was busily munching on an apple …
109munch — verb the rustle we heard turned out to be giraffes munching leaves Syn: chew, champ, chomp, masticate, crunch, eat, gnaw, nibble, snack, chow down on …
110munch — [mʌntʃ] verb [I/T] to eat something in a noisy way …
