chewy
/ˈtʃuːi
/adjective (chewier, chewiest)
(Of food) needing to be chewed hard or for some time before being swallowed: the rye bread has a nice, chewy texture derogatory the pigeon breast starter was chewy and overcooked...
- Heavy, chewy food such as red meat can soften that sensation.
- It was the kind with the hard outside and then a thick but slightly chewy fruit flavored middle.
- This slice is chewy and irresistible: you just have to have another piece!
noun [mass noun] (also chewie) informal
Chewing gum: I had forgotten my chewy...
- I hope you choke on your chewie.
- I swallowed my chewie, it's stuck in my throat.
- A waiter spotted picked up a lump of her discarded chewie.
Phrases
chewy on your boot
Derivatives
chewiness
- ‘You have to taste the sweetness and salt at the same time, and a little bit of chewiness,’ Sena says.
- I meekly told her about the chewiness of the meat.
- All these processes together give the noodles just the right degree of chewiness.
Rhymes
- super-obesity
- superoccipital
- super-octave
- superonerate
- superorbital
- superorder
- superordinary
- superordinate
- superordinated
- superordinate goal
- superordination
- superorganic
- superorganism
- superosculate
- superosculation
- superovulate
- superovulation
- superoxide
- superoxygenated
- superoxygenation
- super PAC
- superparamagnetic
- superparamagnetic limit
- superparamagnetism
- superparasite