masticating (Meaning)

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masticating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Masticate

The hamster diligently masticated the sunflower seeds, storing them in its cheek pouches.
Sarah's jaws worked rhythmically as she masticated the tough steak, savoring its flavor.
The cow lazily masticated its cud, its teeth grinding down the fibrous grass.
The patient's difficulty masticating made it challenging for them to consume solid foods.
The chef demonstrated the proper technique for masticating mushrooms to release their full umami flavor.
The baby's first teeth allowed it to begin masticating soft foods, a milestone in its development.
The dog eagerly masticated the rawhide toy, its sharp teeth tearing through the tough material.
The deer delicately masticated the tender leaves, its long tongue assisting in the process.
The primate's powerful jaws were adapted for masticating fruits and vegetables, a crucial part of its diet.
The machine rapidly masticated the plastic bottles, reducing them to small pellets for recycling.

of Masticate

chewing, champing, chawing,eating, nibbling, swallowing, noshing, devouring, gnawing (on),munching

No antonyms found.

The hamster diligently masticated the sunflower seeds, storing them in its cheek pouches.

Sarah's jaws worked rhythmically as she masticated the tough steak, savoring its flavor.

The cow lazily masticated its cud, its teeth grinding down the fibrous grass.

The patient's difficulty masticating made it challenging for them to consume solid foods.