Definition of «munchkin»

The term "Munchkin" is often used to describe a small or short person, particularly one who is very young. It can also refer to someone who is considered timid or weak, and may be used in a derogatory manner. However, it can also have positive connotations when referring to the character of Dorothy's little friend in "The Wizard of Oz" book series by L. Frank Baum, where Munchkin refers specifically to the inhabitants of the Land of Oz who are small in stature but brave and loyal.

Usage examples

  1. My sister likes to dress up as a munchkin for Halloween.
  2. The bakery down the street sells delicious munchkin donuts.
  3. In the Wizard of Oz, the munchkins were played by child actors.
  4. Our neighbor's toddler is such a cute little munchkin.
  5. The kitten's tiny size and playful nature reminded me of a munchkin.

Phrases with «munchkin»

Sentences with «munchkin»

  • Toyota's little munchkin of a hatchback is packing serious visual and technical updates, fitting for a car that was in need of a mid-life refresh. (topspeed.com)
  • The chapter on the history of Munchkin cats also provides information on the «dwarf gene» and the acceptance of the breed within the cat fancy. (catbreedsjunction.com)
  • ALL THIS WEEK YOU CAN ENTER TO WIN A LATCH FROM MUNCHKIN PRIZE PACKAGE HERE. (bumpclubandbeyond.com)
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