chew the rag (Meaning)
chew the rag
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
Synonyms & Antonyms of chew the rag
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chew the rag Sentence Examples
- The old men sat on the porch, chewing the rag about the good old days.
- The neighbors met at the fence line to chew the rag about the latest gossip.
- The siblings spent hours on the phone, chewing the rag about their day.
- The friends gathered at the coffee shop to chew the rag about their upcoming trip.
- The coworkers took a break to chew the rag about the company's latest project.
- The sailors swapped stories on the ship, chewing the rag for hours.
- The hikers stopped at a trailhead to chew the rag about their adventure.
- The students stayed after class to chew the rag with their teacher.
- The couple sat on the couch, chewing the rag about everything and nothing.
- The roommates spent the evening chewing the rag about their hopes and dreams.
FAQs About the word chew the rag
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
talk, blow smoke, converse, shoot the breeze, chat, visit, run on, gas, palaver, talk a blue streak
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The old men sat on the porch, chewing the rag about the good old days.
The neighbors met at the fence line to chew the rag about the latest gossip.
The siblings spent hours on the phone, chewing the rag about their day.
The friends gathered at the coffee shop to chew the rag about their upcoming trip.
