| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Munch | 3 letters | eat |
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| Munch | 4 letters | chew |
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| Munch | 4 letters | snap |
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| Munch | 4 letters | quid |
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| Munch | 4 letters | nosh |
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| Munch | 4 letters | gnaw |
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| Munch | 4 letters | bite |
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| Munch | 5 letters | champ |
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| Munch | 5 letters | chomp |
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| Munch | 7 letters | scrunch |
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| Munch | 7 letters | swallow |
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| Munch | 8 letters | ruminate |
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| Munch | 9 letters | masticate |
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- Dentist's request
- Quick snack
- Itch cause, perhaps
- Snack
- Angler's quest
- Little nosh
- Nosh
- Orthodontist's concern
- Very small serving
- Sample
- Morsel
- Small snack
- Take the bait
- Dentist's concern
- Angler's hope
- Fall for something
- Fisherman's wish
- Vampire's act
- Angler's luck
- Mad dog worry
- What unfriendly dogs do
- Fishing luck
- Incisiveness
- Chomp
- Nip
- Use one's teeth
- Snake or insect wound
- Taste
- zombie's attack
- Edge (figurative)
- Small meal from lamb item
- Mosquito's attack
- stop quickly on the green
- Grasp with the teeth
- Puncture wound from rabbit even?
- Dentist's instruction
- Chomp on
- Pungent flavor
- seize with the teeth
- Sound
- Cut into
- go for the hook
- Mouthful
- Use the teeth on
- mosquito attack
- Take firm hold of bristles regularly
- use one's choppers
- Grasp with teeth
- Rabbit eventually conceals wound
- Use teeth
- Use teeth with energy
- One mouthful
- Spiciness
- One way to fight dirty
- what muzzled dogs can't do
- quick meal
- small meal
- pungent quality
- sink one's teeth into
- Chomp or nip
- Light snack
- Light meal
- Vampire's attack?
- "okay, i'll ......"
- Snap
- Sink one's teeth into (an apple)
- Chomp down on
- Sting
- Nibble
- Big nibble
- Taste (of)
- Dog attack
- Instruction from a dentist
- Leave teeth marks on
- Gnash
- little food
- Take a ... (eat)
- Insect sting
- Sink the teeth into
- Sharpness
- Be holding it and get a nip from
- Small amount of solid food
- Word after snake or sound
- Spicy quality
- Dentist's directive
- Fisher's wish
- Fisherman's hope
- Quick lunch
- Word with sound or dog
- Be gullible
- pungency
- Take the hook
- "i don't ......!"
- Nibble or strike
- Tang
- Fall for a trick
- stinging sensation
- Munch
- Seize the bait
- ...... the bullet
- Put the ...... on (solicit)
- Fall for a ruse
- Chomp or nibble
- Cut
- Fall for a gag
- Angler's delight
- Fall for
- Tiny piece
- Edge vampires have?
- Portion of food
- greeting from dracula?
- Mosquito "souvenir"
- Piquant flavor
- Insect attack
- Chewed European snack
- Light meal: live without it
- Sink teeth into
- Sample a dish
- put teeth into a sandwich
- taste, as of a sandwich
- Edge
- Wound from rabbit even!
- Sample a sub?
- Use the teeth
- "All bark and no ..."
- *Your tongue
- Be out of it getting something to eat
- ... off more than you can chew
- snack an angler looks forward to?
- Grip with the teeth
- Cut with teeth
- snack chewed with drug
- It may hurt a little at closing time
- Sound ... (easily quotable audio clip)
- Get ready to taste sushi
- It can hurt more than a bit
- Result of a mosquito encounter
- get into a pizza, say
- What mosquitoes and vampires do
- "Go on, I won't ..."
- take hold on the green
- wound from a snake
- Fall for it
- Have a ... to eat
- Light meal vampires have?
- Dogcatcher's risk
- Chew
- Attack like Dracula
- Take the bait, as a fish
- "... your tongue!" ("Be quiet!")
- Instruction from a dentist, perhaps
- A piece to start eating?
- Attack from a snake
- small sample of salmon
- seize with teeth
- sample of food
- rattler attack
- Nip from a mosquito
- Piquancy
- Grab a ... to eat
- turn into a vampire, say
- Vampire's mark
- .... to eat; light snack
- go "okay, what is it?"
- Snack has section with additive
- Nip absinthe regularly
- Take a taste of sushi
- Try an apple, say
- Mosquito
- Pungent taste
- Sound ...... (quotable audio clip)
- live without sex or power
- Wound from a dog
- Sink your teeth into
- What mean dogs do
- A little eastern snack
- Sink your teeth into literally
- Dogcatcher's danger
- Leave fang marks in
- Mark from a mosquito
- snack is a little english
- chewed english snack
- His bark is worse than his ........
- Zest
- Zip
- Wound
- Wrench
- Wring
- Wear away
- The bit on the end is a mere morsel
- Modest meal
- Attack like a snake
- Leave teeth marks
- Part five in a light meal
- chew english snack
- Sharp quality
- Crunch some data on a teleconference?
- Grip or cut with the teeth
- Injury inflicted by Dracula
- Vampires do this part with sweetheart
- Nip of absinthe occasionally?
- Wound from an insect
- chewed last part of the snack
- Half a candy bar, as it were
- Use one's chompers
- tasting menu portion
- "I'll ......"
- angler's wish
- Snake's attack
- "Okay, I'll ......" ("Tell me more")
- Use teeth to cut into
- Tear with the teeth
- use one's teeth on
- "nosferatu" event
- Small taste
- Little taste
- Person carried on others'
- Rocky, twice
- Titleholder
- Boxer's nickname
- ...... Victor
- Munch noisily; winner
- Best bite
- Winner of set capturing hearts
- Munch
- Winner has tea with politician
- Belt holder
- title possessor
- Title holder
- Winner
- Tournament winner
- tourney winner
- Ring leader?
- victor (coll)
- Winner taking tea with politician
- Any Washington Mystic, in '19
- Title holder (abbr)
- Eat with the best!
- Boxing victor
- First-place winner
- Person carried on others' shoulders
- Boxing sobriquet
- .......... at the bit
- Wearer of a crown
- Ring king
- Leon or Larry, e.g.
- Top boxer
- Ali, thrice
- Woodley's "The ......": 1979
- Best of the boxers
- Top banana, athletically
- Husband in holiday area — a winner
- Chew noisily
- Winner, informally
- Titleholder, number one (inf)
- First-place finisher
- Winner (abbr)
- Titleholder, the best (inf)
- winner — chew like a horse
- Trophy winner
- tyson's no longer one to bite
- Top dog
- Ace boxer takes tea with politician
- one is a winner with potato dish
- Title winner
- Belt wearer, perhaps
- title holder, casually
- Married man eats lunch noisily?
- Tournament winner, for short
- One to be dethroned
- Be eager, ... at the bit
- Ace boxer has tea with politician
- Dish that's a winner
- Competition winner
- briefly the best
- Chew
- traditional irish potato dish.
- Tournament victor for short
- He holds a title briefly
- Hero
- Husband in army quarters is the winner
- Fellow covering miles is a winner
- Munch enthusiastically
- G.O.A.T. material
- first-prize winner, for short
- Husband in holiday area: winner!
- Victor offers tea to representative
- Tyson, for one
- Bite the best man
- Munch with the world's best
- fellow takes frenchman to be victor
- chew noisily like a top person
- boxer with a belt
- Best player - at the bit perhaps?
- stanley cup winner, e.g.
- Eat best, in short?
- Winner, for short
- Titleholder, the best (abbr)
- Winner, casually
- victor, informally
- eat noisily, like the best man
- church gets current victor?
- Crush successful combatant
- title winner, briefly
- Gold medalist, informally
- Gnash at the bit like a horse
- Prepare to swallow
- Stick of gum, informally
- Plug
- Bawl (out)
- Not just swallow whole
- Grind with the teeth
- Enjoy some gum
- Cogitate, with "on"
- Masticate
- Stick of gum, e.g.
- ...... toy (pet shop purchas
- Meditate (on)
- "...... your food" (mother's
- Copenhagen, e.g.
- Consider, with "on"
- Consider, with "over"
- Gnaw
- Fanatic - he willingly boxes champ
- See 12
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- Munch
- Enjoy gum
- At first 'chop chop chops' will do it
- Start to cut, shape and grind
- Perform the daily grind
- Start to cut, chop, and grind
- Break bread, say?
- Scold, with "out"
- Nibble
- Eat slowly
- Gnaw food
- Bite repeatedly
- consider carefully, with "over"
- Munch or crunch
- Charleston ... (candy bar)
- Consider
- Enjoy bubble gum
- .... the fat, gab
- Enjoy bubblegum
- Grind with the molars
- kind of candy
- Think (over)
- "... your food (mother's admonition)"
- Enjoy some bubble gum
- Chomp
- Bite and work food in the mouth
- Ponder, with "on"
- Mull over
- Think (on)
- ...... toy (pet shop purchase)
- Not just swallow
- Wad
- Tobacco wad
- Use maxilla and mandible
- Mom's order re eating
- Enjoy a quid
- Ruminate
- Use the grinders
- Quid
- Quid of tobacco
- ...... the rag
- ...... out (scold)
- Work on a tough steak
- Enjoy caramels
- Use the molars
- Start, on a course
- Bite (the cud?)
- gnaw on
- ...... toy (gift for a pet)
- Use your teeth
- Munch chop after chop, initially
- ... toy (puppy's plaything)
- Dog treat
- Cold chop to munch
- Cold cut and sweet perhaps
- Durable toys for dogs
- mull over, with "on"
- Chomp on
- Work with the teeth
- Enjoy, as gum
- Bite
- Toy
- Mull, with "on"
- Grind food with teeth
- Enjoy some Trident
- Champ, caught, fell
- work on some cud
- Chomp, bite
- Bite of Conservative cut
- Gnaw at food
- use your molars
- Enjoy some beef jerky
- Mash potatoes, say?
- Rawhide treat
- .. the fat
- to bite and grind with the teeth
- Big League ... (brand of bubble gum)
- What dogs do with rope toys
- Grind with the teeth before swallowing
- Work on a stick of gum
- Don't bite off more than you can ...
- have some gum
- Get teeth into gum ?
- Crush food between the teeth
- ... the fat (chat)
- Work a caramel
- Champion bridge team to ruminate?
- Set the nippers to work
- Enjoy, as some bubble gum
- Manducate
- Chap, shall we say?
- use one's molars, say
- charlie cut a toffee, perhaps
- Prepare to swallow cold chop
- Enjoy your gum
- About to cut and munch
- Enjoy taffy
- Use pearlies for the church each way
- Work on some gum
- Something to do with the fat
- Enjoy, as bubble gum
- rosario-born revolutionary, familiarly
- What to do with the fat?
- Toothache will involve grind
- Cold cut, a dog will like it
- Hack chasing lead on cricket champ
- About to chop and munch
- Munch on some gum, perhaps?
- Munch on food
- Grind food in the mouth
- Enjoy some bubblegum
- Munch and masticate
- Masticate food vigorously
- Lasting sweet
- Enjoy some taffy
- A verb with the teeth
- Use one's teeth
- Start eating
- what dogs do to bones
- Start breaking down, in a way
- chomp and chomp again
- eat with some apache warriors
- Big League ... (bubble gum brand)
- Eat like a horse
- Eating sound
- Make like Pac-Man
- Munch noisily