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Meaning & Definition of Chewy in English

English

Chewy

Having a texture that requires significant chewing.


Pronunciation:

/ˈtʃuːi/

Part of Speech:

adjective

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: Describing food that requires a lot of chewing.

    Example Sentence: The steak was so chewy that it took a while to finish.

  • Definition: Tough or hard in texture, making it difficult to eat.

    Example Sentence: The old leather was too chewy for my taste.

Etymology

Origin: From the verb chew, derived from Old English cēowan.

Synonyms

toughstringygummyresilienthard

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • chewy gum: A type of gum that requires chewing over a considerable time.
  • chewy candy: Candy that has a textured consistency requiring chewing.

Translations

  • Spanish: masticable
  • French: mâchable
  • German: kaubar
  • Russian: жевательный

Related Words

  • chew: To bite and grind with the teeth.
  • chewable: Able to be chewed; having a texture suitable for chewing.

Slang Meanings of chewy

  • Meaning: Something that is difficult or tough

    Example Sentence: This math problem is a bit chewy for me.