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The sound, written using onomonopia, made by a person eating something with great zeal. Words like this are difficult to trace because they are onomatopoeic and therefore could have come from anywhere. My guess, perhaps a playwrite coined it to describe the noise he wanted an actor to make for a play. This is only a guess though...
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What is a root word with nom?
Name
What is the prefix root and suffix in autonomy?
Prefix: auto- Root: -nom- Suffix: -y
A word containing the root word nom?
nominated
What is a suffix for nominate?
The root word of nominate is nom
Is there a song called nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom?
yes there is and the only lyrics is nom nom nom by parrie gripp
What is the Easter Bunny's favourite food?
nom nom nom nom nom nom
Where did nom come from?
it comes from a song on youtube just type in nom nom nom nom nom nom nom and you will hear the song :)
What does what would you nom nom nom on mean?
"Nom nom nom" is internet slang for "eat"
Why do you like jack in the box so much?
Because it is yummy in my tummy!!!!! ;) because it is very healthy for you nom nom nom nom nom nom nom nom i just lied ha
What were the 3 countries to leave Soviet Union?
I want an anwser NOM NOM i want an Anwser NOM NOM NOM NOM
How do you spell the sound of eating?
The sound of eating can be spelled as "nom nom" or "munch munch."
How does 'nom de domaine' translate into English?
The French word 'nom' meaning 'name' and 'de' a particle word, 'for' or 'of' pertaining to the phrase "Nom de domaine" translates easily into English to mean "Domain name". Domain name refers to a URL for a website.
