- centuries;
there is
evidence that
northern Europeans chewed birch bark tar 9,000
years ago.
Chewing,
needing specialized teeth, is
mostly a
mammalian adaptation...
-
objects together in
everyday use.
Forms of
chewing gum were also
chewed in
Ancient Greece. The
Ancient Gr****s
chewed mastic gum, made from the
resin of the...
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Retrieved January 15, 2021. "
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Louis C.K.
official website Louis C.K. –
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Discogs (list of releases) v t e...
- tobaccos,
twist chewing tobacco is
usually not sweetened.
Pieces of
twist are
either bitten off or cut and then
chewed.
Twist chewing tobacco is not widely...
- The
Chew is an
American cooking-themed talk show that
aired for
seven seasons from
September 26, 2011, to June 28, 2018,
having replaced the soap opera...
-
vinyl format release "
Chewed Corners Reviews". Metacritic.com.
Retrieved 13 July 2013. Phares,
Heather (7 July 2013). "
Chewed Corners - μ-Ziq : Songs...
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Betel nut
chewing, also
called betel quid
chewing or
areca nut
chewing, is a
practice in
which areca nuts (also
called "betel nuts") are
chewed together...
- up
chew or
Chew in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chew usually refers to
chewing, the
process by
which food is
crushed and
ground by teeth.
Chew may...
-
portion of food that
returns from a ruminant's
stomach to the
mouth to be
chewed for the
second time. More precisely, it is a
bolus of semi-degraded food...
-
typically requires the
fermented ingesta (known as cud) to be
regurgitated and
chewed again. The
process of
rechewing the cud to
further break down
plant matter...
