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chew
verb (chewed , chewing )
1 tr & intr to use the teeth to break up (food) inside the mouth before swallowing.
2 tr & intr (sometimes chew at or on something) to keep biting or nibbling it.
noun
1 an act of chewing.
2 something for chewing, eg a sweet.
[Anglo-Saxon ceowan ]
chew the rag or chew the fat slang to talk idly or argue a point, especially at length.
chew on something or chew something over colloq to consider it or discuss it at length.
chew someone out esp N Am, colloq to reprimand them.
chew something up to crush, damage or destroy it by chewing or as if by chewing The machine chewed the cassette up .
verb (chewed , chewing )
1 tr & intr to use the teeth to break up (food) inside the mouth before swallowing.
2 tr & intr (sometimes chew at or on something) to keep biting or nibbling it.
noun
1 an act of chewing.
2 something for chewing, eg a sweet.
[Anglo-Saxon ceowan ]
chew the rag or chew the fat slang to talk idly or argue a point, especially at length.
chew on something or chew something over colloq to consider it or discuss it at length.
chew someone out esp N Am, colloq to reprimand them.
chew something up to crush, damage or destroy it by chewing or as if by chewing The machine chewed the cassette up .
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