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chew

verb as in grind with teeth

verb as in think about deeply

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"It has been really good to chew the fat on what happened and really get a grasp of what we need to do and what needs to change," Sleightholme told BBC Sport.

From BBC

“She will take a piece of text and really chew it and argue it. It’s very stimulating. And it’s lovely to have that kind of working relationship where you just understand what’s needed and how you’re going to find things.”

But it became clear by 2022 that the administration had bitten off a lot more than it could chew.

From Slate

EST, states that aren’t much of a surprise to anyone will start being called, and some data will begin emerging that will be interesting for wonks to chew on.

From Slate

Fun merch is a staple of all parties' annual gatherings as activists meet to chew over the year's highs and lows.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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