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chewer

Chewer vs Chewet - What's the difference?

chewer | chewet |


As nouns the difference between chewer and chewet

is that chewer is one who chews while chewet is a kind of meat pie.

Chewed vs Chewer - What's the difference?

chewed | chewer |


As a verb chewed

is past tense of chew.

As an adjective chewed

is that has been chewed; masticated.

As a noun chewer is

one who chews.

Chewer vs Chewre - What's the difference?

chewer | chewre |

Chewre is a anagram of chewer.



As nouns the difference between chewer and chewre

is that chewer is one who chews while chewre is obsolete spelling of char.

Chewer vs Chewier - What's the difference?

chewer | chewier |


As a noun chewer

is one who chews.

As an adjective chewier is

comparative of chewy.

Chewer vs Hewer - What's the difference?

chewer | hewer |


As nouns the difference between chewer and hewer

is that chewer is one who chews while hewer is one who hews.

Shewer vs Chewer - What's the difference?

shewer | chewer |


As nouns the difference between shewer and chewer

is that shewer is one who shews while chewer is one who chews.

Chewer vs Cheer - What's the difference?

chewer | cheer |


As nouns the difference between chewer and cheer

is that chewer is one who chews while cheer is the face.

As a verb cheer is

to gladden; to make cheerful; often with up.

Chewer vs Whewer - What's the difference?

chewer | whewer |


As nouns the difference between chewer and whewer

is that chewer is one who chews while whewer is the European widgeon.

Chewer vs Crewer - What's the difference?

chewer | crewer |


As nouns the difference between chewer and crewer

is that chewer is one who chews while crewer is (informal) a member of a crew, as on a ship or spacecraft.

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