crunchy
adjectiveUK /ˈkrʌn.tʃi/
US /ˈkrʌn.tʃi/
Crunchy means something makes a loud, crisp sound when you bite or press it.
The apple was so crunchy that everyone could hear me eat it.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Having a rough, dry texture that feels gritty or scratchy.
The crunchy sand stuck to our feet after the beach walk.
3. Describing food with a hard outer layer that breaks easily.
She loves crunchy fried chicken with a golden coating.
4. Informal: relating to a natural, eco-friendly lifestyle.
My aunt is a bit crunchy—she grows her own vegetables and makes her own soap.
5. Making a harsh, grinding noise.
The crunchy sound of boots on gravel echoed down the path.