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Mody
What's the difference between masticate & chewing ?
8 okt. 2010 20:13
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same meaning. masticate is a more formal term.
8 oktober 2010
2
Masticate is a word that you would probably only hear used in the medical field. They seem to need a different word than the common one for almost everything.
9 oktober 2010
2
Use "chew". Yes, masticate is a more formal/technical description, but it also sounds a lot like another word.
If you ever said, "I always masticate thoroughly whenever I eat dinner", expect some giggles.
8 oktober 2010
1
same meaning. masticate is a more formal more
12 oktober 2010
You don't start masticating until you're 13.
8 oktober 2010
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Mody
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