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chew

[choo] / tʃu /




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At six months old, Jess' daughter enjoys handling and sometimes chewing books.

From BBC

Coogler undoubtedly knew viewers would be waiting to see if any additional bits would arrive during the credits, and it’s fun to give audiences something extra to chew on.

From Salon

But it’s not a free-for-all piece of personal data for all the family to chew on.

From MarketWatch

They quote him, implement his teachings and recount getting chewed out by him as if it’s a battle scar they’re proud to show off.

From The Wall Street Journal

Roberts says it is not uncommon for him to be recognised by patients and he is more than happy to "chew the fat over days gone by".

From BBC