chewy

IPA: tʃˈui

noun

  • (US, informal) A type of soft and sticky cookie.
  • (Australia, informal) Alternative form of chewie (“chewing gum”) [(Australia, informal) Chewing gum.]

adjective

  • Having a pliable or springy texture when chewed.
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Examples of "chewy" in Sentences

  • Or a dozen of the right kind of chewy, oversized cookie.
  • It had a "chewy" texture that was pleasant and slight saltiness.
  • I like my roast to still be slightly "chewy" even though it's well done.
  • When the picture was taken, the fennel was only half done and hmm, let's call it 'chewy'.
  • Old melt and pour soap tends to evaporate its excess liquid to the air, leaving a hard, "chewy" soap that won't easily slide a cutter through.
  • a little fudgy and a lot chewy is what i prefer as well, and these look stellar. welcome back, and i hope you're used to your new place by now!
  • As much as I tried to get past that by adding red pepper and cheese, I could not avoid the fact that I was eating what can only be described as chewy dough with toppings.
  • Another favorite (am I grossing you out yet?), stewed lingen (lungs), kind of chewy, or Billy Wilder's favorite, gehenen, brains ... fried with scrambled eggs at Kate Mantilini, which they served until he died.

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