chewy

[ˈtʃuːi]

chewy Definition

  • 1requiring much chewing
  • 2having a texture that is resilient and somewhat difficult to chew
  • 3pleasantly resilient or firm to the bite

Using chewy: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "chewy" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The steak was too chewy to eat.

  • Example

    The candy was deliciously chewy.

  • Example

    The bread was dense and chewy.

  • Example

    The toffee was sticky and chewy.

chewy Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with chewy

  • a texture that is resilient and somewhat difficult to chew

    Example

    The bagel had a chewy texture that made it satisfying to eat.

  • candy that has a pleasantly resilient or firm texture to the bite

    Example

    I love chewy candy like gummy bears and taffy.

  • bread that is dense and requires much chewing

    Example

    The artisanal sourdough bread was delicious but very chewy.

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Summary: chewy in Brief

'Chewy' [ˈtʃuːi] describes food that requires much chewing, has a texture that is resilient and somewhat difficult to chew, or is pleasantly resilient or firm to the bite. Examples include 'The steak was too chewy to eat.' and 'The candy was deliciously chewy.' 'Chewy' extends into phrases like 'chewy texture,' and is often used to describe breads and candies.

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