masticate

Monk quite as hungry as his people, but affecting perfect indifference for the absent mutton, cut a fragment of tobacco, half an inch long, from the carotte of a sergeant who formed part of his suite, and began to masticate the said fragment, assuring his lieutenants that hunger was a chimera, and that, besides, people were never hungry when they had anything to chew.

If I were to "masticate" them in a food processor, would I still get the benefits, or would the processor blade destroy too many cells?

And if you thought you could masticate discreetly you were mistaken for Miss Parvathy was a keen purveyor of jaw movement.

Conclusion made was that bilateral balance occlusal scheme patients were able to masticate properly with ease and comfort and were more comfortable with their prostheses.

If the programme is funny I find I can't laugh and masticate at the same time.

JUICING Slim Fast was pretty much the same liquids-only diet but without the worry over whether to extract or masticate. 6.

There is truth to the old saying that "Nature will castigate those who do not masticate."

" Cold-press juicing, on the other hand, is a two-step process: You masticate all of the fruits and veggies, and then they are pressed in cloth and the juices are very gently extracted," she explains.

Land managers mechanically masticate (spinning spikes on a tractor shred/mulch standing trees) encroaching juniper trees to help restore plant community composition and reduce the potential for high-intensity crown fires and in the future may harvest trees for biofuel [9,10].

The slippery surface causes the food to quickly pass out of the mouth and they don't have molars yet, so [they] can't masticate well," he explained.

Here's more data to masticate: estimated age of audience for the classical music concerts above = 67; estimated age of Trans-Siberian audience = 31 ....