chaw in a sentence
v. t.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 1, Grade 2
Definition
Chaw (noun): A chew or mouthful of tobacco or food.
Crossword clues for chaw
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "chaw".
- A mouthful of tobacco or food.
- To chew on something for a while.
- A piece of tobacco for chewing.
- Something chewed in the mouth.
- A bite or chew of something.
Chaw sentence examples
- He took a long chaw of tobacco before speaking.
- The old farmer enjoyed a hearty chaw while resting in the shade.
- With each chaw, he felt the familiar burn of nicotine.
- She watched him take a chaw and wondered how he could stand it.
- After a vigorous debate, he settled down with a chaw of his favorite brand.
- The smell of chewing tobacco filled the air as he took another chaw.
- He spat out the remnants of his chaw, aiming for the nearby spittoon.
- A chaw of gum was all she needed to freshen her breath.
- They joked about his large chaw as they played cards late into the night.
- He offered me a chaw, but I politely declined, preferring mints instead.
- At the picnic, he offered everyone a chaw of gum.
- The old man sat on the porch, enjoying a chaw from his pipe.
- She grimaced as she watched him take a chaw of his favorite jerky.
- After every meal, he would have a chaw of mint to freshen his breath.
- The young boy watched his grandfather take a chaw and smiled.
- He always kept a chaw of chewing tobacco tucked in his pocket.
- During the hike, they paused to have a chaw of trail mix.
- She handed him a chaw of bubblegum to keep him quiet.
- The fisherman took a chaw of his bait as he prepared to cast his line.