Crunch

What do we mean by crunch?

To chew with a noisy crackling sound. intransitive verb

To crush, grind, or tread noisily. intransitive verb

To perform operations on; manipulate or process (numerical or mathematical data). intransitive verb

To chew noisily with a crackling sound. intransitive verb

To move with a crushing sound. intransitive verb

To produce or emit a crushing sound. intransitive verb

The act or sound of crunching. noun

A modified sit-up having a smaller range of motion that reduces back strain and strengthens the abdominal muscles. noun

A decisive confrontation. noun

A critical moment or situation, especially one that occurs because of a shortage of time or resources. noun

A period of financial difficulty characterized by tight money and unavailability of credit. noun

To crush with the teeth; chew with violence and noise: as, to crunch a biscuit; hence, to crush or grind violently and audibly in any other way.

To chew.

To act or proceed with a sound of crushing or crackling; produce a noise as from crunching anything.

The act of crunching; the act of penetrating, forcing a passage through, or pressing against anything with a crushing noise. noun

To chew with force and noise; to craunch. intransitive verb

To grind or press with violence and noise. intransitive verb

To emit a grinding or craunching noise. intransitive verb

To crush with the teeth; to chew with a grinding noise; to craunch. transitive verb

A noisy crackling sound; the sound usually associated with crunching.

A critical moment or event.

A problem that leads to a crisis.

(exercise) A form of abdominal exercise, based on a sit-up but in which the lower back remains in contact with the floor.

The overtime work required to catch up and finish a project, usually in the final weeks of development before release.

A dessert consisting of a crunchy topping with fruit underneath.

(generally in the plural) A small piece created by crushing; a piece of material with a friable or crunchy texture.

V. crunched, crunch•ing, crunch•es v. tr. 1. To crush, grind, or tread noisily while taking a Dump. 2. The act of taking a huge shit 3. Slang. To perform operations on; manipulate or process (numerical, mathematical or fecal data). v. intr. 1. To move feces with a crushing sound. 2. To produce or emit a crushing sound during the act of shitting. n. 1. A modified sit-up position having a smaller range of motion that reduces back strain and strengthens the abdominal muscles when pushing out shit. Urban Dictionary

The BEST candy bar made by Nestle. It comes in a variety of favors like Buncha Crunch, White Crunch, Mini-Crunch, and the divine original Crunch. Urban Dictionary

-Originated in the Seattle area -A word to say when someone is being embarrased. -When someone tells someone off, then another person will say CRUNCH . Urban Dictionary

To beat someone or something up very aggressively. Urban Dictionary

A word you use to describe someone who is idiotic in all ways, shapes, or forms, without them knowing what it means. Urban Dictionary

A crunch: a cry-munch. Applies to those who eat their feelings. in times of anguish and upset those who reach for the crisps are crunching. Urban Dictionary

Generally a female who finds herself doing stupid things. Her jokes and her actions are very outdated. Urban Dictionary

The crunch is big massive shit that comes out your pussy. Urban Dictionary

Spare motorcycle. Derogatory term for diminutive small or tatty spare motorcycle used to stand in for a proper machine. Common to owners of vintage British motorcycles. Assumed 'Crunch' refers to accident or broken down status. Urban Dictionary

A nicer version of the bad word CUNT! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to crunch:
crunch, crutch, brunch, scrunch, clunch, trunch, runch, craunch, cranch.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word crunch:
bandicoot, toffee, cereal, munch, aku, toast, caramel, cinnamon, crisp, coco, cookie, lightning, recession, calder, syracuse, bunch, chocolate, cortex, nhl, ducks, anaheim, candy, bang, recipe, indoor, affiliate, tampa, posting, flavor, fitness, lending, crash, butter, soccer, breakfast, hockey, mortgage, columbus, universe, loans, credit, rapids, assists, bars, crisis, cream, rochester, recalled, penalty, goals, banks, roster, cleveland, playoff, milk, equity, taste, milwaukee, rookie, outdoor, sugar, discontinued, rhythm, points, franchise, scoring, debt, tone, bar, contract, signing, norfolk, demand, draft, expansion, cash.

Words that rhyme with crunch:
punch, bunch, hunch, lunch, munch, gunch, brunch, scrunch, squinch, clunch, glunch, skinch, trunch, runch, bunche, counterpunch, quinch, fruit punch, rabbit punch, sunday punch, knockout punch, center punch, ko punch, milk punch, fish house punch.

Adjectives that are often used to describe crunch:
budgetary, financial, big, sickening, economic, real, severe, soft, loud, final, fiscal, serious, mediastinal, slight, abdominal, current, dull, faint, heavy, sharp, steady, foreign, extra, nice, sudden, audible, monetary, crisp, muffled, occasional, metallic, dry, inevitable, wet, rhythmic, subjective, global, terrible, quick, slow, pleasant, familiar, hard, horrible, domestic, term, temporary, time, sweet, demographic, delicious, nutty, hollow, unmistakable, awful, called, solid, massive, delightful, gentle, delicate, muted, distant, wonderful, double, nationwide, oblique, impending, acute, ominous, gritty, light, objective, unexpected, quiet, juicy, nasty, postwar.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective crunch:
time, ster, munch, dum.

Consonant match to crunch:
craunch, cranch.

Words that sound like crunch:
crunch, cranch, craunch, cringe, current, crutch, crunchy, grinch, scrunch, crunched, chron, cruncher, curran, curren, caren, currence, krutch, kran, cruche, currans, grunge, quench, crin, quinch, kench, kinch, cren, kren, krenn, crich, krenz, acre inch, cranny, crummy, crony, croney, craney, crummey, crummie, cranney, crani, crown, courage, crush, crumb, crane, crotch, crumbs, corona, crunk, crowns, crouch, conch, croon, karina, crone, crum, cranes, careen, cran, corinne, cron, crain, carona, chrono, crean, crine, croons, corrina, crones, crohns, creech, craine, karine, karena, creen, crohn, crans, corine, clunch, cratch, crance, carone, creach, kareen, karana, careens, croan, korona, conge, conche, karun, chrons, karuna, crumm, caroche, carum, carene, cry now, crache.