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Please show me example sentences with munch . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Is this word usually used in daily life?
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kid word meaning "eat"
did you want to munch on some cookies?
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It means 'to eat sloppily/vigorously'. It isn't always a 'kid word', but it may describe how they eat.
"He munched down on his first burger in a long time."
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It doesn't have to be unpleasant. It just means that they are eating energetically.
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