IPA: /krʌntʃ/
KK: /krʌntʃ/
To make a loud noise while chewing or moving, often associated with breaking something into smaller pieces.
I love to crunch on fresh carrots during my snack time.
Past: crunched
Past Participle: crunched
Crunch → The word 'crunch' originates from the Middle English 'crunchen', which is imitative in nature, suggesting a sound made by crushing or breaking something. It conveys the action of making a noise while breaking or crushing something, often associated with food.
Imagine the sound of something being crushed or broken — that's what 'crunch' means, capturing the essence of that noise.