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• champ — 1. v. & n. v. 1 tr. & intr. munch or chew noisily. 2 tr. (of a horse etc.) work (the bit) noisily between the teeth. 3 intr. fret with impatience (is champing to be away). n. a chewing noise or motion. Phrases and idioms: champ at the bit be… …   Useful english dictionary

• chomp — v. chew noisily, take large bites, bite and chew …   English contemporary dictionary

• chomped — v. chew noisily, take large bites, bite and chew …   English contemporary dictionary

• chomping — v. chew noisily, take large bites, bite and chew …   English contemporary dictionary

• chomps — v. chew noisily, take large bites, bite and chew …   English contemporary dictionary

• crunch — v 1. chew noisily, munch, gnaw, champ, chump, Dial. chomp, Inf. scrunch, Dial. chaw, craunch; chew, masticate. 2. crush, grind, grate, rasp; pulverize, shatter, smash, pound …   A Note on the Style of the synonym finder

• munch´er — munch «muhnch», verb, noun. –v.t., v.i. to chew vigorously and steadily; chew noisily: »The horse munched its oats. –n. the act or sound of munching: »... as crisp as the munch of a Baldwin apple (New Yorker). ╂[apparently imitative. Compare etym …   Useful english dictionary

• eat like a pig — verb To chew noisily, with ones mouth open, or with much greed. Syn: eat like a horse See Also: eat like a bird …   Wiktionary

• champ — {{11}}champ (n.) 1868, American English abbreviation of CHAMPION (Cf. champion) (n.). {{12}}champ (v.) to chew noisily, 1520s, probably echoic. Earlier also cham. Related: Champed; champing. As a noun, attested from c.1600 …   Etymology dictionary

• chomp — verb munch or chew noisily or vigorously. Origin C17: imitative …   English new terms dictionary

• chomp — ► VERB ▪ munch or chew noisily or vigorously. ORIGIN imitative …   English terms dictionary