Synonym: bray, comminute, compaction, crackle, cranch, craunch, crush, grind, mash, munch, scranch, scraunch. Similar words: scrunch, punch, bunch, lunch, launch, truncated, staunch, unchangeable. Meaning: [krʌntʃ] 
n. 1. the sound of something crunching 2. a critical situation that arises because of a shortage (as a shortage of time or money or resources) 3. the act of crushing. v. 1. make crunching noises 2. press or grind with a crunching noise 3. chew noisily 4. reduce to small pieces or particles by pounding or abrading.
n. 1. the sound of something crunching 2. a critical situation that arises because of a shortage (as a shortage of time or money or resources) 3. the act of crushing. v. 1. make crunching noises 2. press or grind with a crunching noise 3. chew noisily 4. reduce to small pieces or particles by pounding or abrading. 
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91, Who knows what extra money you will need to get you through the next crunch?
92, You jam your foot on the brie as you hear a horrible crunch from behind the car.
93, Falafel, on the other hand, is great and sets new standard for falafel crunch.
94, This crunch meeting comes after three years of negotiations on the Kyoto protocol.
95, Actually, the crunch did come, and the liberals never lifted a finger to save us.
96, This demand on the international capital markets raises interest rates, aggravating the problems of debt and credit crunch.
97, Fans will anxiously await a fitness report on ever-present Pears before their crunch game at Wolves on Saturday.
98, So I walk down the uncleared driveway, feeling the cold snow crunch under the feet.
99, Miguel drove into the tall grass with a loud crunch.
100, Megan and Peter crunch together on the settee, both wearing jeans and gulping glasses of wine and saying nothing.
101, There was the crunch of his feet rapidly moving away over the snow and she felt her tense muscles relax.
102, The UN is facing a cash crunch.
103, There was the crunch of footsteps.
104, Tomorrow, though, is the crunch.
105, the crunch of feet on snow.
106, The industry suffered particularly badly in the credit crunch.
107, Squirrels added staccato crunch notes with their arced leaps.
108, The credit crunch may also be having lingering effects.
109, Crunch,[http://sentencedict.com/crunch.html] squish . What a great sound!
110, His favourite food is Canine Crunchy Crunch.
111, Part of the explanation is the global credit crunch.
112, However, she warned that the credit crunch still existed.
113, Her favourite food is Canine Crunchy Crunch.
114, Politicians may have to turn to the nascent renewables industry to help ease the crunch.
115, Then, rather unimaginatively, I add "razzle-dazzle-pizzazz musical great antidote to misery-gloom-doom of credit crunch"before, thankfully for the reader, I am diverted by the whisper "Ciao!Plume!"
116, These vehicles often took on large amounts of debt in the lead up to the credit crunch in an attempt to turbo-charge returns.
117, Today, some sources of funding that might help you and your Baby Boomer business through the credit crunch.
118, As turning points go, the next four crunch games in 11 days are crucial to redressing the balance of a season that has dumfounded Anfield.
119, Ah, sure, the chutney is actually made up of a combination of Cap'n Crunch and Pop Tarts, but we chop 'em up really, really fine.
120, But with bank balance sheets stretched by the credit crunch, that's not likely to happen quickly.
More similar words: scrunch, punch, bunch, lunch, launch, truncated, staunch, unchangeable, run, crush, crust, cruise, accrue, run out, trunk, run off, crucial, recruit, scrutiny, run down, on the run, runner, run into, run out of, run over, scrub brush, scrupulous, run after, inscrutable, excruciating.