chewing

When will this entire nation leave off chewing tobacco, I wonder!

But he made amends by chewing like one that was just wound up.

She has left off chewing and smoking, having found a refuge in snuff.

It's like chewing dough—it sticks in your throat and chokes you.

When he had finished, Klaus sat for a while in silence, chewing his quid.

"Four or five weeks ago," said Alta, with the sound of chewing gum.

We dug roots and were chewing our own boot tops when the Indians found us.

“Some hoss physic,” broke in Toby, recommencing the chewing of his forefinger.

As for chewing your bread, you might as well try to chew a rubber band.

And he grinned a genial grin and climbed into his seat, chewing rapidly.