Chewed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHEWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHEW, to grind with the teeth
• bite and work (food) in the mouth with the teeth, especially to make it easier to swallow
• gnaw at (something) persistently
NOUN:
• a repeated biting or gnawing of something
• something that is meant for chewing
• a chewy sweet
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to crush or grind with the teeth

Words related to CHEWED

chew12 chewing16 chews13

Words that contain CHEWED

eschewed17 rechewed17 unchewed17

How to use CHEWED in a sentence

• He chewed tobacco, too, like a printer, but cautioned his young helper against this habit in early youth.
• The whole entertainment was cooked for, and waited on by, a most delightful coloured lady called Cassandra, who chewed gum and joined in the conversation.
• The remainder of our dinner being an old, lean, tame duck roasted, I regretted but little the loss of, my teeth not being good enough to have chewed it.
• The party chewed reindeer-moss growing in scant patches in the snow-buried rocks, and at times made a thin, sickly infusion from the arctic willow.
• It is a thing which when chewed will stay the appetite, but leaves the emaciated body without nourishment.
• Their best hold was by the ears, and these had been chewed away in former wars, till nothing was left of them but the ragged roots.
• Tobacco is either taken as snuff, smoked in pipes or in the form of cigars, or chewed in the mouth like opium.
• We sat and chewed on our despairing thoughts, and hate that was a compound of physical faintness and sick uncertainty rose between us.
• I studied and figured and used up lots of gray matter, and even chewed up a pencil or two.
• So when about through with his imitation of the professor, he leaned over and took a mouthful of the leaves of the book and chewed them up.
• He chewed tobacco and toiled on from year to year without any very clearly defined idea of the future.
• It is better after each treatment to draw the upper end of the string through the nose, as it is not so likely to be chewed off and is less annoying.
• To do this, they had to bring the partly chewed food from the first stomach to the mouth again.
• But give one to a woman, and she chewed on it like a dog on a bone.
• The pain in his side was relieved by rubbing the part with a piece of cord, after some Mallegeta pepper chewed had been applied to it.
• That official chewed hard, and, as it were, spit out his questions.
• As soon as they had chewed all they wished they flew up again.
• The father and mother of Ligi were surprised and so they chewed betel-nut so as to find out who the lady was.
• The cigar itself is never held in the lips, nor is the leaf chewed.
• It was then he found the whole corner chewed off one water bag and the other water bag on the ground and a lot more than the corner gone.
• Casey sat there and chewed tobacco and waited, schooling his impatience as best he could.

Similar words containing CHEW without suffix ed

chew12 chews13 chewy16 chewer14 chewet14 chewie14 eschew14 rechew14 chewers15 chewets15 chewier15 chewies15 chewing16 chewink19 eschews15 fitchew18 rechews15 chewable18 chewiest16 chewinks20 eschewal16 eschewed17 eschewer16 fitchews19 rechewed17 unchewed17 chewiness17 eschewals17 eschewers17 eschewing18 rechewing18 unchewable20 chewinesses19

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