chewing on (Meaning)
chewing 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
Synonyms & Antonyms of chewing on
chewing on Sentence Examples
- The dog was chewing on a rawhide bone with great gusto.
- The baby was chewing on a teething toy to soothe her sore gums.
- The caterpillar was slowly chewing on the leaf, leaving behind a trail of tiny holes.
- The squirrel was chewing on an acorn, preparing it for storage.
- The horse was contentedly chewing on hay, filling its insatiable appetite.
- The rubber band was tough, but the puppy relentlessly chewed on it.
- The child was chewing on the eraser of their pencil absentmindedly.
- The hamster was chewing on sunflower seeds, filling its cheeks with a hoard.
- The mouse was stealthily chewing on a piece of bread, hoping to go unnoticed.
- The beaver was tirelessly chewing on a tree trunk, creating its iconic lodge.
FAQs About the word chewing 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
pondering, thinking (about or over), studying, eying, questioning, exploring, eyeing, considering, mulling (over),contemplating
ignoring, disregarding, overlooking,dismissing, slighting, rejecting, pooh-poohing,poohing
The dog was chewing on a rawhide bone with great gusto.
The baby was chewing on a teething toy to soothe her sore gums.
The caterpillar was slowly chewing on the leaf, leaving behind a trail of tiny holes.
The squirrel was chewing on an acorn, preparing it for storage.
