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Meanings of masticate in English
Usage of masticate in English
1
A lovely night to stay awake and smell the cake and masticate.
2
Those who masticate thoroughly are generally quite moderate in their food intake.
3
They then roll the leaf up, and masticate it for hours together.
4
It is necessary to masticate these foods very well, and avoid overeating.
5
His plan was simply to compel them to masticate their food thoroughly.
6
Anything small enough for a cow or deer to masticate was browse.
7
I eat fast, masticate little, my meals do not consume my hours.
8
But where were the teeth to be found that could masticate them?
9
So dry were our mouths, however, we could scarcely masticate the uncooked fish.
10
They fed him, but he could hardly masticate, though swallowing his food ravenously.
11
He taught me to titillate, to triturate, to masticate, to deglute-everything.
12
Both peas and beans may be roasted, but they are rather difficult to masticate.
13
George, continuing to masticate his bread, says it has nothing to do with him.
14
This condition is caused by the animal not being able to properly masticate the food.
15
To get the best results it is absolutely necessary to masticate all starchy foods well.
16
As it has no teeth it cannot masticate timber.
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Masticate through the time