chewed on Synonyms
Strongest:
- pondered
- thought-about-or-over-
- mulled-over-
- weighed
- debated
- considered
- studied
- looked-at
- chewed-over
- questioned
- contemplated
- eyed
- entertained
- reviewed
- explored
Strong:
- analyzed
- revolved
- kicked-around
- mused-upon-
- perpended
- turned
- deliberated
- beat-one-s-brains-out-about-
- ruminated
- meditated
- pored-over-
- reflected-on-or-upon-
- cogitated
- wrestled-with-
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chewed on Meaning
chewed on
to crush, grind, or gnaw (something, such as food) with or as if with the teeth, to make friendly familiar conversation, to chew tobacco, to crush or grind with the teeth, to injure, destroy, or consume as if by chewing, something for chewing, to think about, to chew something, the act of chewing
chewed on Sentence Examples
- The dog chewed on its bone with gusto, its tail wagging furiously.
- The baby chewed on its teething ring, its gums aching.
- The hamster nervously chewed on its sunflower seeds, its cheeks bulging.
- The horse chewed on its hay, its massive jaws grinding slowly.
- The caterpillar chewed on the leaves, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
- The toddler chewed on his toy, oblivious to the drool dripping down his chin.
- The rabbit chewed on the carrot, its sharp teeth gnawing at the hard vegetable.
- The goat chewed on the grass, its tongue lolling happily.
- The cow chewed on its cud, its stomach rumbling with contentment.
- The squirrel chewed on the nut, its tiny teeth expertly extracting the tasty morsel within.
FAQs About the word chewed on
to crush, grind, or gnaw (something, such as food) with or as if with the teeth, to make friendly familiar conversation, to chew tobacco, to crush or grind with
pondered, thought (about or over), mulled (over), weighed, debated,considered, studied, looked at, chewed over, questioned
overlooked,ignored, disregarded, dismissed, slighted,rejected,poohed, pooh-poohed
The dog chewed on its bone with gusto, its tail wagging furiously.
The baby chewed on its teething ring, its gums aching.
The hamster nervously chewed on its sunflower seeds, its cheeks bulging.
The horse chewed on its hay, its massive jaws grinding slowly.
