Munch

[Sarah]

A low-pressure, social gathering at a restaurant or pub for people into BDSM. Particularly intended for people new to the scene who might be intimidated by a play party

[Sarah]

A meal that occurs between lunch and dinner. It is a mid-lunch; munch; about 3pm.

[Sarah]

verb.
place of origin: munch

to chew vigorously on such items.

to eat a large amount.

[Sarah]

A general term referring to any food; esp. snack foods.

[Sarah]

Collective noun for a group of lesbians.

[Sarah]

To eat quickly. If you have a short amount of time, you have to munch. It is something you often see the [Lunch Crew] doing.

[Sarah]

Someone who is generally cute but is being grouchy or very stubborn. It can also describe someone who is pretending to be grouchy for attention (could say they are being munchie). May also describe someone who bites or munches others when they are upset, offended, or are doing so for their own pleasure.

[Sarah]

The act of creating a verbal faux pas.
When words are mispronounced or substituted for similar sounding words by accident; similar to malapropisms.
Originates from PC World, Croydon, England, 2011.

[Raeanne Dimick]

Eat (something) steadily and often audibly.

[Vania]

Going to get food or [a snack] with a friend. Usually either in the morning after a party or a [late night] meal.

The more people, the better the [munch].

[Donald Trump]

[That one kid] who always [breaks] his [diet].

[Michiko]

[A munch] is someone who’s only use is [eating pussy] without getting anything in [return].

[Mary Mallozziberg]

A [eater], or a [super simp] who do anything for a girl off the thought that she is [feeling him].