Munching

Munching describes the action of eating something, especially in a noisy or enthusiastic way, involving the rhythmic chewing of food. It implies enjoying the act of consuming food and often suggests a casual or informal context. The sound produced by munching is often associated with the word, although not essential for it to be considered munching. The term can apply to both humans and animals. It indicates the relish taken in devouring food or the act of slowly eating food as a pastime.

Munching meaning with examples

• The children, fresh from the park, were happily munching on their sandwiches and crisps. Their joyful sounds filled the kitchen as they savoured each bite after a long day of running. The picnic was a success as the sun began to set; a good meal followed by a nice dessert.
• He spent the evening munching on popcorn while engrossed in a thrilling movie, barely noticing the time pass. The warmth from the projector combined with the popcorn smell made for a relaxing evening after a long week of work.
• The rabbit was seen munching contentedly on a carrot in its hutch, its ears twitching as it enjoyed its treat. the pet shop was a very busy place filled with people wanting a companion for their family. the carrots were a great snack.
• After a tough workout, she rewarded herself with a healthy snack, munching on a large apple with evident satisfaction. The health kick she was undergoing was difficult; having the apple was the reward after another 2 hours at the gym.