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A mouth with no chill and zero shame about it.
means Someone or something that eats enthusiastically, steadily, or in large quantities — chewing through food (or anything else) with gusto.
from Straightforward agent-noun formation: the verb 'munch' plus '-er,' the suffix English slaps onto verbs to name the doer. 'Munch' itself dates to Middle English, likely imitative — a word built to sound like the thing it describes, that soft, steady crunch-and-chew. Linguists tie it to the same echoic family as 'crunch' and 'mash,' words that formed because they sound like the mouth-noise they name, not because they descended tidily from some ancient root.
- origin
- from munch, imitating the sound of chewing
- usage
- often paired with cookie, snack, or carpet
- vibe
- implies enthusiasm, not table manners