0 present participle of munch
1 to eat something, especially noisily:
Cannot we join together and pay no attention to that little remnant who are busy munching the biscuit of an effete political economy?
There are the weevils munching their way through a jar of maize to illustrate the damage that pests cause to crops.
After all, people do not, one hopes, produce a bar of chocolate and start munching it.
First, thousands of sheep and cattle are happily munching grass instead of heading towards the abattoir or the dinner plate.
I saw them making purchases and munching happily.
I had a dream the other night of a scientist who invented a "munching machine" and of an automatic cudder producing milk at the other end.
He said that he did not know whether the buffalo would be alive next day, but as it happened the buffalo was quietly munching away the following morning.
Munching on a nova power core, they grew in size and strength.
