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chew at

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chew (away) at something
to gnaw or chew something for a period of time. The puppy chewed away at the leather belt all night.
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Although the studies did improve chewing, it was not clear how many, if any, of the children did not chew at the beginning of the study.
Also your dog may bark and chew at the window frames when another dog is walking past the window.
 
 
 
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