Munch
Introduction
to chew or eat something noisily
Background Story
The name 'Munch' is derived from the English word 'munch', which means to eat something noisily or with enthusiasm. It is often associated with playful and energetic behavior, making it a fitting name for a lively dog. The term has a whimsical connotation and can also evoke images of a dog eagerly enjoying its food.
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