munchies in Polish
munchies in Polish is wilczy głód, gastrofaza — munchies means snack foods, especially casual convenience snacks.
munchies in Polish
wilczy głód
gastrofaza
(slang, with the definite article) Hunger, especially a craving for food as a result of cannabis or alcohol consumption.
What does "munchies" mean?
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noun Snack foods, especially casual convenience snacks.
"We stocked up on munchies for the road trip."
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noun A strong craving for food, especially one associated with cannabis use.
"He got the munchies after the party and raided the fridge."
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munchies in a sentence
- We stocked up on munchies for the road trip.
- He got the munchies after the party and raided the fridge.
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What is "munchies" in Polish?
"munchies" in Polish is wilczy głód, gastrofaza. munchies means: Snack foods, especially casual convenience snacks.
How do you use "munchies" in a sentence?
Example: "We stocked up on munchies for the road trip." In Polish, "munchies" is wilczy głód, gastrofaza.
Are there other ways to say "munchies" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "munchies": wilczy głód, gastrofaza.
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