scraunch

[skrɔːntʃ]

scraunch Definition

• 1. to crunch or crush something loudly, especially with your teeth
• 2. to make a harsh, grinding noise

Using scraunch: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "scraunch" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He scraunched the potato chips loudly.

• Example

  The car scraunched over the gravel driveway.

• Example

  She scraunched up her face in disgust.

• Example

  The leaves scraunched underfoot as we walked.

scraunch Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for scraunch

• crunch
• grind
• mash
• squeeze

Phrases with scraunch

• scraunch up

  to squeeze or crumple something into a smaller shape

  Example

  She scraunched up the paper and threw it in the bin.

• scraunch down

  to crouch or huddle down, often to avoid being seen or to fit into a small space

  Example

  He scraunched down behind the sofa to hide from his sister.

• scraunch through

  to move through something with difficulty, making a loud noise

  Example

  The truck scraunched through the muddy field.

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Summary: scraunch in Brief

'Scraunch' [skrɔːntʃ] is a verb that means to crush or crunch something loudly, or to make a harsh, grinding noise. It can refer to physical actions like scraunching potato chips or leaves, or to the sound of a car scraunching over gravel. 'Scraunch' can also be used in phrases like 'scraunch up,' meaning to squeeze or crumple something, and 'scraunch down,' meaning to crouch or huddle down.