Definition of chaw in English:

chaw

noun tʃɔːtʃɔ

North American informal

1An act of chewing something, especially something not intended to be swallowed.
〈非正式，主北美〉咀嚼（尤指不可下咽的东西）
enjoying a good chaw
好好地咀嚼一下。
Example sentencesExamples
- It's not a regular habit, but I like a good chaw when I'm hiking or sitting around a campfire in the woods.
- We could never resist the temptations of a good chaw without your help.
1. 1.1 Something chewed, especially a quid of tobacco.
  咀嚼物（尤指烟草）
  a chaw of tobacco
  口嚼烟草。
  Example sentencesExamples
  This topped sneaking a chaw of tobacco behind a school friend's garage, or hanging out with the glue-heads.
  I worked to keep the wheel steady, watching as his lips contorted and then expelled a wet brown plug of used chaw.
  Spittoons still grace the chamber, should any senator wish to gnaw on a bit of chaw, but senators are not permitted to use laptops on the floor.
  He had two great mounds of curls sticking out of his hat on either side of his head, and the biggest chaw of tobacco in his cheek that I've ever seen.
  Her shoulder bumps his, and he swallows his chaw.
  Synonyms
  quid, twist, plug, chew

verb tʃɔːtʃɔ

[with object]North American informal

Chew (something, especially tobacco)
咀嚼物（尤指烟草）
now just about anyone can don stetsons and chaw tobacco
no object he passed the time chawing and spitting
Example sentencesExamples
- Some men drink to forget their anger and hurt, others smoke or chaw when their nervous but I guess, with the exception of last night, Selby sucks a lemon instead.
- On an early visit, I paid $37.50 for the privilege of chawing my way through four reasonably tasty slices of porterhouse, which is several dollars more than you'll pay for a superior piece of beef down the street.
- This means they shoot squirrels, chaw and spit, and say ‘dang’ a lot.

Origin

Late Middle English (as a verb): variant of chew.

Definition of chaw in US English:

chaw

nountʃɔCHô

North American informal

1An act of chewing something, especially something not intended to be swallowed.
〈非正式，主北美〉咀嚼（尤指不可下咽的东西）
enjoying a good chaw
好好地咀嚼一下。
Example sentencesExamples
- It's not a regular habit, but I like a good chaw when I'm hiking or sitting around a campfire in the woods.
- We could never resist the temptations of a good chaw without your help.
1. 1.1 Something chewed, especially a wad of tobacco.
  咀嚼物（尤指烟草）
  a chaw of tobacco
  口嚼烟草。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I worked to keep the wheel steady, watching as his lips contorted and then expelled a wet brown plug of used chaw.
  This topped sneaking a chaw of tobacco behind a school friend's garage, or hanging out with the glue-heads.
  He had two great mounds of curls sticking out of his hat on either side of his head, and the biggest chaw of tobacco in his cheek that I've ever seen.
  Her shoulder bumps his, and he swallows his chaw.
  Spittoons still grace the chamber, should any senator wish to gnaw on a bit of chaw, but senators are not permitted to use laptops on the floor.
  Synonyms
  quid, twist, plug, chew

verbtʃɔCHô

[with object]North American informal

Chew (something, especially tobacco).
咀嚼物（尤指烟草）
Example sentencesExamples
- On an early visit, I paid $37.50 for the privilege of chawing my way through four reasonably tasty slices of porterhouse, which is several dollars more than you'll pay for a superior piece of beef down the street.
- This means they shoot squirrels, chaw and spit, and say ‘dang’ a lot.
- Some men drink to forget their anger and hurt, others smoke or chaw when their nervous but I guess, with the exception of last night, Selby sucks a lemon instead.

Origin

Late Middle English (as a verb): variant of chew.

词汇	chaw
释义	Definition of chaw in English: chaw noun tʃɔːtʃɔ North American informal 1An act of chewing something, especially something not intended to be swallowed. 〈非正式，主北美〉咀嚼（尤指不可下咽的东西） enjoying a good chaw 好好地咀嚼一下。 Example sentencesExamples It's not a regular habit, but I like a good chaw when I'm hiking or sitting around a campfire in the woods. We could never resist the temptations of a good chaw without your help. 1.1 Something chewed, especially a quid of tobacco. 咀嚼物（尤指烟草） a chaw of tobacco 口嚼烟草。 Example sentencesExamples This topped sneaking a chaw of tobacco behind a school friend's garage, or hanging out with the glue-heads. I worked to keep the wheel steady, watching as his lips contorted and then expelled a wet brown plug of used chaw. Spittoons still grace the chamber, should any senator wish to gnaw on a bit of chaw, but senators are not permitted to use laptops on the floor. He had two great mounds of curls sticking out of his hat on either side of his head, and the biggest chaw of tobacco in his cheek that I've ever seen. Her shoulder bumps his, and he swallows his chaw. Synonyms quid, twist, plug, chew verb tʃɔːtʃɔ [with object]North American informal Chew (something, especially tobacco) 咀嚼物（尤指烟草） now just about anyone can don stetsons and chaw tobacco no object he passed the time chawing and spitting Example sentencesExamples Some men drink to forget their anger and hurt, others smoke or chaw when their nervous but I guess, with the exception of last night, Selby sucks a lemon instead. On an early visit, I paid $37.50 for the privilege of chawing my way through four reasonably tasty slices of porterhouse, which is several dollars more than you'll pay for a superior piece of beef down the street. This means they shoot squirrels, chaw and spit, and say ‘dang’ a lot. Origin Late Middle English (as a verb): variant of chew. Definition of chaw in US English: chaw nountʃɔCHô North American informal 1An act of chewing something, especially something not intended to be swallowed. 〈非正式，主北美〉咀嚼（尤指不可下咽的东西） enjoying a good chaw 好好地咀嚼一下。 Example sentencesExamples It's not a regular habit, but I like a good chaw when I'm hiking or sitting around a campfire in the woods. We could never resist the temptations of a good chaw without your help. 1.1 Something chewed, especially a wad of tobacco. 咀嚼物（尤指烟草） a chaw of tobacco 口嚼烟草。 Example sentencesExamples I worked to keep the wheel steady, watching as his lips contorted and then expelled a wet brown plug of used chaw. This topped sneaking a chaw of tobacco behind a school friend's garage, or hanging out with the glue-heads. He had two great mounds of curls sticking out of his hat on either side of his head, and the biggest chaw of tobacco in his cheek that I've ever seen. Her shoulder bumps his, and he swallows his chaw. Spittoons still grace the chamber, should any senator wish to gnaw on a bit of chaw, but senators are not permitted to use laptops on the floor. Synonyms quid, twist, plug, chew verbtʃɔCHô [with object]North American informal Chew (something, especially tobacco). 咀嚼物（尤指烟草） Example sentencesExamples On an early visit, I paid $37.50 for the privilege of chawing my way through four reasonably tasty slices of porterhouse, which is several dollars more than you'll pay for a superior piece of beef down the street. This means they shoot squirrels, chaw and spit, and say ‘dang’ a lot. Some men drink to forget their anger and hurt, others smoke or chaw when their nervous but I guess, with the exception of last night, Selby sucks a lemon instead. Origin Late Middle English (as a verb): variant of chew.
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