0 present participle of chew --
1 to crush food into smaller, softer pieces with the teeth so that it can be swallowed: --
This was a direct result of increasing international demand of chewing gum.
In case 2, restlessness in the mouth has been reported and the patient relieved this sensation in the mouth by chewing gum.
She asked me to remind you, though, that there is to be no gum chewing while you study these rules.
The child was asked to hold a small piece of candy on his 0 her tongue, without chewing, eating, or swallowing it.
All phases of the life cycle of chewing lice take place on a host individual.
The larvae become cylindrical with a round head, chewing mouthparts and protolegs.
Effects on whole saliva of chewing gums containing calcium phosphates.
Clinically significant dysphagia is less common, however many have minor dysphagia and difficulty in chewing.
