crunchy
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crunch·y
(krŭn′chē)adj. crunch·i·er, crunch·i·est
1. Making a crunching or cracking sound, as when chewed; crisp: crunchy fresh vegetables.
2. Slang Crunchy-granola: "If they're crunchy types, consider camping out along the way instead of staying at motels" (Jennifer Hanson).
crunch′i·ness n.
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crunch•y
(ˈkrʌn tʃi)adj. crunch•i•er, crunch•i•est.
crisp; brittle.
[1890–95]
crunch′i•ness, n.
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Translations
قابِلة للطحْن بالأسنان، مًقَرقِشـَه
křupavý
knasendesprød
stökkur
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crunchy
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crunch
(krantʃ) verb to crush noisily (something hard), with the teeth, feet etc. She crunched sweets all through the film.
nounthe crunch of gravel under the car wheels.
ˈcrunchy adjectivethick crunchy biscuits.
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