Cronch
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Cronch is a verb meaning (now slang) Alternative form of crunch.
Meaning
(now slang) Alternative form of crunch.
Example Sentences
One of them thought he had answered me triumphantly, when I asked him if wolves had bones. He said they cronched up bones and all.
We moved the things in, and the snow made a cronching sound. I’ll never forget how quiet it was, and the cronching sound of the snow.
But even though this is a video of 8,000 pound animals squashing massive gourds, they do so with remarkable delicacy, producing such a satisfying cronching sound it almost qualifies as ASMR.
Once, Cinrak watched fascinated and horrified as Agnes casually cronched a shark, tearing them apart with terrifying efficiency and feeding the struggling beast into the concentric carnassial circles.
Word Forms
- cronches
- cronching
- cronched
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include crunch, cranch, scraunch, scranch, graunch, crinch.
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