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chew on

1 of 1verb
/ˈtʃu ɑn/
Forms:chews on,chewing on,chewed on,chewed on
1

to carefully think about something for a while

  • Sometimes, it's beneficial to just chew on a problem for a while.
  • I spent the afternoon chewing on the feedback I received.
  • It's a complex issue, and I need some time to chew on it.
  • After the meeting, he sat alone to chew on the suggestions.
  • Don't rush your decision; take some time to chew on the possibilities.