munchie

noun

1. (informal)A snack.

   “Another homemade mix treat that any youngster will love—a big jar filled with Country-style Granola. It can be eaten as a “munchie” or a cereal, or used in a recipe for cookies or apple crisp.”

   “As the handler returns to his dog, have him raise his arm with a delicious munchie visible in his hand, so that the dog gets in the habit of looking up.”

   “This will gratify your longing for a tasty munchie.”

   “Crunchers eat munchies. On one side of the river there are three munchies and three crunchers. All six have to cross the river. There is only one boat and it has room for two only. At no time must two crunchers be left with one munchie or the munchie gets eaten.”

   “We “graze,” moving from one munchie to the next, stopping to chat when we come upon a fellow grazer.”

2. (Ireland)A person who lives in a Gaeltacht area of Ireland.
3. (Internet, derogatory)A person who exhibits Münchausen syndrome; a person who feigns a disorder.