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outchew

outchew verb: to chew more or better than; to surpass in chewing.

Verb

outchew (third-person singular simple present outchews, present participle outchewing, simple past and past participle outchewed)

  1. (transitive) To chew more or better than; to surpass in chewing.

Forms of outchew

third-person singular presentoutchews
present participleoutchewing
past participleoutchewed
pastoutchewed

Origin of outchew

From out- + chew.

Questions about outchew

What does outchew mean?
Outchew means to chew more or better than; to surpass in chewing.
What part of speech is outchew?
Outchew is a verb.
What is the past tense of outchew?
The past tense of outchew is outchewed.

Words near outchew in the dictionary

  1. outcheer
  2. outcheered
  3. outcheering
  4. outcheers
  5. outchested
  6. outchew
  7. outchewed
  8. outchewing
  9. outchews
  10. outchie
  11. outchies

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