chomp verb ˈchämp ˈchȯmp chomped; chomping; chomps intransitive verb 1 : to chew or bite on something

It is very energetic, cheerful and rowdy, and occasionally can be seen running through swampy areas, coastal waters and rainforest waters, biting and chomping at everything that moves.

To chew or bite on something repeatedly: chomping on a cigar. n. The act or an instance of vigorous biting: "He finished the last of his sandwich with a single chomp" (Anne Tyler).

The children were sitting at the table, happily chomping away. The bug chomped away at the leaf.

6 days ago · chomping Add to list Definitions of chomping noun the act of chewing noisily see more

to eat or bite food noisily synonym munch chomp (away) (on/through something) She was chomping away on a bagel. chomp something I don't like the way he chomps his food. He …

This habitat is ideal for green turtles, which spend long hours chomping away contentedly at the greenery.

'Chomping' means to bite or chew something loudly and noisily, often used to describe the way animals eat.

CHOMPING definition: to chew (food) noisily; champ | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples in American English

/tʃɑmp/ /tʃɒmp/ IPA guide Other forms: chomping; chomped; chomps To chomp is to bite something in a greedy, noisy way. If you've got five minutes to eat breakfast, you might quickly …