| 释义 |
idiomhave the munchiesspoken to be hungry, especially when you want food that is not healthy:Lately, I've been getting the munchies all the time.Paul has the munchies - do we have any potato chips?Note'Munchies' comes from the verb munch, meaning to chew food noisily.
have the munchiesTo be insatiably hungry with the urge to continuously eat, especially snack foods. The term is often used to describe one of the stereotypical effects of marijuana use. When I have the munchies, I just can't stop eating—it's one snack after another. have the ˈmunchies (informal) suddenly feel hungry: Can I borrow some money? I’ve got the munchies and I haven’t got any money to buy anything. Munchies is connected with the word munch, which means ‘eat something steadily and often noisily’. |