munchies

/ ˈmʌntʃɪz /

plural noun

1. the munchies
   a craving for food, induced by alcohol or drugs
2. snacks or food collectively

Example Sentences

That would be the Lawrence Fish Market — spectacular in its own way and perfect for feeding a crowd or satisfying your munchies.

From Salon

When a 55-year-old Asian elephant lost her appetite because of chronic foot problems, veterinarians turned to a novel treatment: a severe case of the munchies.

From New York Times

The first sign that the treatment was effective was when Nidia developed a serious case of the munchies.

From New York Times

So, I’ve tried smoking marijuana to try and get some munchies going so I’ll feel like eating!

From Seattle Times

Angelus Marshmallows, which was founded by German brothers Frederick and Louis Rueckheim, “introduced mass-made marshmallows to Americans in 1907,” wrote Alex Swerdloff for Vice’s Munchies.

From Salon

Related Words

• craving
• demand
• fondness
• greed
• hunger
• inclination
• longing
• lust
• passion
• penchant
• propensity
• stomach
• taste
• thirst
• weakness
• willingness
• yearning
• zeal
• zest