champ
/tʃæmp/
verb
- To chew or bite noisily or eagerly.
- The horse champed at its bit, eager to run.
- He champed his way through a thick steak.
- The dog champed on the bone with great enthusiasm.
- To show impatience or eagerness, especially by making chewing motions (often in 'champ at the bit').
- The team is champing at the bit to start the game.
- The kids were champing at the bit to open their presents.
- She champed at the bit while waiting for the results.
noun
- A champion, especially in sports or competition.
- She became the spelling bee champ at age ten.
- The chess champ defeated all challengers.
- He was the boxing champ for three years in a row.
- A winner or top performer in any field.
- The company named him the productivity champ.
- Our dog is the champ of the local agility contest.
- She's the sales champ of the month again.
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