Noun:

মুখ না খুলিয়া চিবানো, শব্দপুর্বক চিবানো,

Verb:

কড়্মড়্ করিয়া চিবান,

munched's Usage Examples:

The caterpillars had munched holes in the plastic tubing to penetrate the pipes and then pupate.

The caterpillars of the moth had munched holes in the plastic tubing to penetrate the pipes and then pupate.

In 2017 the Overall Champion was Jonathan Searle from Solihull who munched his way through 70 feet of nettles whilst the Women's Prize went to Kate.

It cannot be possible that they have never munched this chestnut at Tufts.

involving rote memorization of forms (which the narrator imagines getting munched by a poem-gobbler whose ingestion of haiku, cinquains, and sonnets require.

what Banville said to me? 'Did he really say that? Did he?!'" Longley munched upon a biscuit, and added: "We're all like schoolboys, really".

graveyard would listen for grunting sounds that it would make while it munched on its grave clothes.

"Where Kanini Kega, 'Roho safi' munched Ugali cabbage".

It may have munched on shallow water seaweed, which is known to have lower oxygen content.

meals often consist of raw onion, raw garlic, and dried red chili which is munched along with these austere dishes to add a variety of taste, though this.

100 points are given for the first Hoono munched, 200 for the second, 400 for the third, and 800 for the fourth.

Synonyms:

bite; chomp;

Antonyms:

addition; praise; decompression;