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gnaw on

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gnaw on something
to chew on something. (Usually said of an animal.) The puppy has been gnawing on my slippers! This slipper has been gnawed on!
See also: gnaw


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Whenever he or she begins to gnaw on something valuable, prevent him or her from doing so for very long.
Secondly provide all rodents with wood from fruit trees to gnaw on, making sure that the wood has not been treated with any pesticides.
Three female Rattus norvegicus (domestic Norway rats - relatively recent immigrants to the United States) were kept to see whether captive rodents will gnaw on rocks, and if so, how often.
 
 
 
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