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chomping 

When one bites on or, includes themselves, to an idea or plan when they were not invited or asked to join, usually when intentionally uninvited.

Alt Def.
When a club/party/event is going to be off the chain, when anything is fucking sweet. Can also be used interchangably with jump off as chomp off
Once again Alan is chomping in on our plan, when will that kid learn he is a fucking clown.

Alt Def.
This place is CHOMPING! This is the chomp off
chomping by Unchompable April 24, 2007
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Chomping 

Chomping is when a gang of tweakers go roaming around sneaking into abandon houses looking through ones mans garbage for the potential to be methheads dreams
Hey i went down yonder found some abandon trailers out there in bonapart and went chomping
Chomping by Ghostbuster2000 December 23, 2019
The act of opening and closing one’s butthole like a mouth.
“She bent over and started chomping at me.”
Chomping by Jonny Snowwe January 24, 2026

chomping munch 

when a man goes down on a girl against his will, also includes eating anywhere in the region of the anus and butt cheeks all the way through to the top of the vagina.
"I chomped so much munch last night, and only to get those Monster energy drinks I wanted."
"She made me chomp munch last night."
"Chomping munch is something you do against your will, and you better get the whole region!"

Chomping at the bit 

Becoming very excited and anxious about an upcoming event.
(I can't wait)
I'm flying to Germany in three weeks. I'm chomping at the bit!
Chomping at the bit by cKey December 9, 2008

chomping Wonka 

"Look at that rather obese fellow"
"Yes, it appears he's been chomping Wonka"
chomping Wonka by Oprah's vajayjay February 19, 2008

Chomping at the bit 

The uneducated, totally incorrect way to say champing at the bit
"I was chomping at the bit to get laid"
"It's 'champing at the bit'. You're an idiot and that's why you're not getting laid."
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