munchies
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++munch·ies /ˈmʌntʃiz/ noun [plural] informal 1 the munchies informal HUNGRY/WANT TO EATa feeling of wanting to eat something, especially food that is not healthy for you 嘴馋〔尤指想吃不健康的食物〕have/get the munchies Get me a packet of crisps – I have the munchies. 给我一包薯片——我馋了。2. DFF American English foods that are easy to pick up and eat, especially foods served at a party 〔尤指聚会上可顺手拿起来吃的〕小食品，小吃
Examples from the Corpus
munchies• There will also be potluck munchies and a non-alcoholic toast at midnight, she says.• The small snack shop serves sandwiches, munchies, and drinks.• Sit down in front of the box with sewing or a stress ball to occupy your hands and stop the munchies.munch·ies nounChineseSyllable
food a especially feeling something, to wanting that Corpus of is eat
munchies
munch‧ies /ˈmʌntʃiz/
noun [plural] informal
1. the munchies a feeling of wanting to eat something, especially food that is not healthy for you
have/get the munchies
Get me a packet of crisps – I have the munchies.
2. American English foods that are easy to pick up and eat, especially foods served at a party
munch‧ies /ˈmʌntʃiz/
noun [plural] informal1. the munchies a feeling of wanting to eat something, especially food that is not healthy for you
have/get the munchies
2. American English foods that are easy to pick up and eat, especially foods served at a party
