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chaw

[chaw] / tʃɔ /


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Innumerable bugs, each one less than half the size of a housefly, but primed to chaw their way through a $16-billion California industry exactly like you did to that bag of chips.

From Los Angeles Times

“He’s chawing at the bit to try to get out on the field and get going,” Servais said.

From Seattle Times

Their mouths hung open in wide O’s, here a line of brown chaw drool streaming down a slack cheek, waxy and white in the headlights.

From New York Times

But civilization and its refinements have gained a foothold; tobacco chewers are spitting their chaw juices into upmarket iced tea bottles and farmers are raising llamas.

From New York Times

The sullungtang is light and nourishing; I suggest the one with brisket unless you really like the chaw of kneecap.

From Los Angeles Times