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Masticater vs Masticates - What's the difference?

masticater | masticates |

As a noun masticater

is .

As a verb masticates is

(masticate).

masticates

English

Verb

(head)
  • (masticate)
  • Anagrams

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    masticate

    English

    Verb

    (masticat)
  • To chew (food).
  • The cow stood, quietly masticating its cud.
  • To grind or knead something into a pulp.
  • Quotations

    {{timeline, 1800s=1832 1892 1896, 1900s=1927}} * 1832 — , ch. 4 *: The fat boy rose, opened his eyes, swallowed the huge piece of pie he had been in the act of masticating when he last fell asleep, and slowly obeyed his master’s orders. * 1892 — , ch. 12 *: 'By tasting it, to be sure,' said I, masticating a morsel that Kory-Kory had just put in my mouth. * 1896 — , ch. 8 *: He resumed his meal. "I had no idea of it," he said, and masticated . * 1927-1929'— *: The vegetables were not to be cooked but merely grated fine, if I could not masticate them. * 2001 - , The Pickup *: The friends watch the two make their way between other habitué's masticating , drinking, crouched in a scrum of conversation...''

    See also

    * mastic * masticable * mastication * masticator * masticatory

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