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chew away

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chew something away
to gnaw something off; to gnaw at something until it's all gone. You can see what's left of it. Most of it has been chewed away by some animal. Your puppy chewed away the top of my shoe!
See also: away, chew


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You can also push the snake and chew away at the clump until the snake is driven through it.
It was also kids screaming and squealing at the top of their lungs as Chinn lifted the doomed cockroach out of a plastic container, turned it over, packed its squirming feet down, stuck it up into his right cheek and began to chew away as his eyes closed tightly, his face scrunched up and he looked as if he was about to, uh, lose his cookies.
Not only does the acetic acid eat away at the surface of the object that's deteriorating, its vapors can chew away at any artifacts nearby.
 
 
 
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