147 collocations for chewed

I had nothing to do but smoke, and to chew my cud, which was bitter.

On his head was jammed a linen boating hat that had once been white; gaping away from his hairy chest was a faded dingy checked cotton shirt that had once been brown and white; his blue trousers were spotted and splashed with dusty stains; he was chewing tobacco.

The resiny essences of the pines pervade every pore of his body, and eating his flesh is like chewing gum.

" He sat regarding her, puffing and chewing his live cigar.

And my uncle, chewing the end of his cigar, sniffed angrily, seeming half inclined to give his friend a gentle hint that the name Cadby was placed beyond the pale of good society.

It was only my ayah, a quaint, small person, wrapped in a white sari, with demure, sly eyes and teeth stained red with chewing betel-nut, looking through the mosquito-curtains to see if the Miss Sahib was awake and would like chota-hazri.

After the end of the thirteen days mourning, they all begin to chew betel, and to eat flesh and fish as formerly, the new king alone excepted.

When they chewed their food, these worthies resembled horses masticating ears of corn; when they laughed, they made the windows rattle.

Whoever chews a leaf of this tree was long said to be inspired with sweet melody of voice, an allusion to which is made by Moore, in "Lalla Kookh:":"His voice was sweet, as if he had chewed the leaves of that enchanted tree which grows over the tomb of the musician Tan-Sein.

Luke was chewing a straw.

Saliva for experiment may be obtained by chewing a piece of India rubber and collecting the saliva in a test tube.

Whoever chews a leaf of this tree was long said to be inspired with sweet melody of voice, an allusion to which is made by Moore, in "Lalla Kookh:":"His voice was sweet, as if he had chewed the leaves of that enchanted tree which grows over the tomb of the musician Tan-Sein.

They constantly chew a certain herb, which keeps their teeth good and helps digestion.

In such plight you chew your pencil as though it were stuff to feed your brain.

" Reflectively chewing a clove, the Ritualistic organist reclines on the pauper grave of a former writer for the daily press, and cogitates upon his companion's leaning to Spiritualism; while the other produces matches and lights their lanterns.

Monsieur Power chewed a grass stem and smiled in a fashion a little narquois.

The axe laboriously chewed out little bits and scattered shreds.

It chewed up things Aunt Beanie washed.

Though practice will soon make a man of tolerable vigor an able footman, yet, as a help to bear fatigue, I used to chew a root of ginseng as I walked along.

Mr. Bowen sat upright in the pew-corner, uttering sonorous hems, whenever his wife sobbed audibly; he looked as dry as a stick, and as grim as Bunyan's giant, and chewed cardamom-seeds, as if he were a ruminating animal.

As it was late, there was no fire in the stove and no suggestion of supper, so the Governor and I ate apples and chewed slippery elm before retiring to dream of comfortable beds and well-spread tables in the near future.

The sudden vision which met his wandering gaze, the donkey calmly chewing scrub buds, with the green juice already oozing from the corners of his frothy mouth, acted upon him like magic.

We see him chewing Ashes, grovelling in the Dust, and loaden with supernumerary Pains and Torments.

Peachey, man,' he says, chewing his beard in great hunks, 'we shall be EmperorsEmperors of the Earth!

I'm bored, afraid, feel sick, and chew up the cushions.

147 collocations for  chewed