crunchy
4
7.1
- adjective
- /ˈkrʌn.tʃi/
- Slang
:
hippie
- I am a dental hygienist who is about as natural, organic, and "crunchy" as you can get, but many facts in this article are deeply inaccurate and misleading.
- crunchy granola
- crunchy food
- crunchy conservative
Like jeez, I thought I was a little crunchy but thank you, you know.
- Like jeez, I thought I was a little crunchy but thank you, you know.
Examples
-
You're a crunchy granola type now.
Blog text (34) -
Jenn Plant is a full-time, semi-crunchy, single mother of one amazing little girl, an awesome adopted dog, and four happy goldfish.
Blog text (31) -
I have a little crunchy side to myself.
Blog text (32) -
My brother and his wife are vegan and all kinds of crunchy.
Blog text (7) -
That said, my mom was a crunchy hippie who wouldn't let us eat them as kids.
Blog text (19) -
We started with a beautifully scented pumpkin soup, thick and creamy, spiced with cumin and coriander, and some crunchy rustic bread to wipe the plates clean.
Blog text (19) -
Many people in the community prefer a crunchy diet that includes organic fruits and vegetables.
-
She loves shopping at the local market, where everything feels very crunchy and eco-friendly.
-
The crunchy lifestyle emphasizes sustainability and health-conscious food choices.
Antonyms
Compounds
How Green
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Crunchy for a lifestyle comes from the old phrase crunchy-granola, used for people who eat granola and other natural foods. A helpful way to remember this is that calling someone 'crunchy' links them to 'natural' or 'eco-friendly' choices, just like the food they prefer.