Chew and Wolf

Chew

Chew verb - To crush or grind with the teeth.
Usage example: please chew your food thoroughly so you don't choke
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Synonyms for Chew

Wolf and chew are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wolf" instead a verb "Chew".

Nearby Words: chewed, chewing, chewy

Wolf

Wolf verb - To swallow or eat greedily.
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Synonyms for Wolf

Chew and wolf are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chew" instead a verb "Wolf".

Nearby Words: wolfish, wolfed, wolfing, wolfskin

Common collocations

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Both words in one sentence

  • Testosterone Poisoning Advice Dog spinoff Courage Wolf who demands that you bite off more than you can chew... AND CHEW IT ANYWAY
  • Western Animation / Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders Useless Boyfriend: The wielders of the Forest Stones, despite having badass wolf mounts, battle armor, and training, are usually not of much use other than as the local chew toys (but occasionally this wolf cavalry actually comes to the rescue, including in the final episode).
  • Film / Ladyhawke Chew Toy: Mouse spends a lot of time in peril, and even gets bitten by Navarre in wolf form while saving his life.
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