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What other words have the same meaning as eat?
dine, intake of food, masticate
How do you use the word masticate?
The word, masticate, means to chew, as in "Masticate (chew) your food well before swallowing."
What is a sentence using the word masticate?
Daily, I masticate food.
What is a sentence for masticate?
I masticate every day with multiple food varietes.
What does masticate mean?
To masticate means to chew food, or to grind something into a pulp.
What is the correct action that is performed by the masseter?
Elevates mandible to “masticate” food.
What is a synonym for masticate?
chew
What is an antonym for masticate?
not to chew
Why do goldfish have teeth?
To masticate their food with.
What is the medical term meaning chewing?
I believe the answer is masticate. The act of chewing is mastication.
What word mean chew with the teeth?
Masticate.
To bite or chew using the teeth?
Masticate.
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