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Definition of hewing
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Hewing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of He.
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Mastication
::
Mastication
(n.) The act or
operation
of
masticating;
chewing,
as of
food..
Eshewing
::
Eshewing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Esche.
Masticatory
::
Masticatory
(a.)
Chewing;
adapted
to
perform
the
office
o/
chewing
food.
Tobacco
::
Tobacco
(n.) The
leaves
of the plant
prepared
for
smoking,
chewing,
etc., by being
dried,
cured,
and
manufactured
in
various
ways..
Sculpture
::
Sculpture
(n.) The art of
carving,
cutting,
or
hewing
wood,
stone,
metal,
etc., into
statues,
ornaments,
etc., or into
figures,
as of men, or other
things;
hence,
the art of
producing
figures
and
groups,
whether
in
plastic
or hard
materials..
Score
::
Score (v. t.) To mark with
lines,
scratches,
or
notches;
to cut
notches
or
furrows
in; to
notch;
to
scratch;
to
furrow;
as, to score
timber
for
hewing;
to score the back with a
lash..
Axe
::
Axe (n.) A tool or
instrument
of
steel,
or of iron with a steel edge or
blade,
for
felling
trees,
chopping
and
splitting
wood,
hewing
timber,
etc. It is
wielded
by a
wooden
helve or
handle,
so fixed in a
socket
or eye as to be in the same plane with the
blade.
The
broadax,
or
carpenter's
ax, is an ax for
hewing
timber,
made
heavier
than the
chopping
ax, and with a
broader
and
thinner
blade and a
shorter
handle..
Tobacco
::
Tobacco
(n.) An
American
plant
(Nicotiana
Tabacum)
of the
Nightshade
family,
much used for
smoking
and
chewing,
and as
snuff.
As a
medicine,
it is
narcotic,
emetic,
and
cathartic.
Tobacco
has a
strong,
peculiar
smell,
and an acrid
taste..
Ruminant
::
Ruminant
(a.)
Chewing
the cud;
characterized
by
chewing
again what has been
swallowed;
of or
pertaining
to the
Ruminantia.
Rumination
::
Rumination
(n.) The act or
process
of
ruminating,
or
chewing
the cud; the habit of
chewing
the cud..
Manducatory
::
Manducatory
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
employed
in,
chewing..
Eschewment
::
Eschewment
(n.) The act of
eschewing.
Stone-dead
::
Stonecutting
(n.)
Hewing
or
dressing
stone.
Manducus
::
Manducus
(n.) A
grotesque
mask,
representing
a
person
chewing
or
grimacing,
worn in
processions
and by comic
actors
on the
stage..
Gambier
::
Gambier
(n.) The
inspissated
juice of a plant
(Uncaria
Gambir)
growing
in
Malacca.
It is a
powerful
astringent,
and, under the name of Terra
Japonica,
is used for
chewing
with the Areca nut, and is
exported
for
tanning
and
dyeing..
Broadax Broadaxe
::
Broadax
Broadaxe
(n.) An ax with a broad edge, for
hewing
timber..
Ruminantly
::
Ruminantly
(adv.)
In a
ruminant
manner;
by
ruminating,
or
chewing
the cud..
Neuroptera
::
Neuroptera
(n. pl.) An order of
hexapod
insects
having
two pairs of
large,
membranous,
net-veined
wings.
The mouth
organs
are
adapted
for
chewing.
They feed upon other
insects,
and
undergo
a
complete
metamorphosis.
The
ant-lion,
hellgamite,
and
lacewing
fly are
examples.
Formerly,
the name was given to a much more
extensive
group,
including
the true
Neuroptera
and the
Pseudoneuroptera..
Coleoptera
::
Coleoptera
(n. pl.) An order of
insects
having
the
anterior
pair of wings
(elytra)
hard and
horny,
and
serving
as
coverings
for the
posterior
pair, which are
membranous,
and
folded
transversely
under the
others
when not in use. The mouth parts form two pairs of jaws
(mandibles
and
maxillae)
adapted
for
chewing.
Most of the
Coleoptera
are known as
beetles
and
weevils..
Chewing
::
Chewing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Che.
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