Chewed

The constant friction from the car tires chewed up the asphalt on the road.

The customer chewed the sales representative out for poor customer service.

The teacher chewed the students out for not completing their homework.

She chewed her son out for coming home after curfew.

The principal chewed the student council out for not organizing the school event properly.

The coach chewed the team out for losing the game.

The judge chewed the lawyer out for wasting the court's time.

The excavator chewed through the rock to make way for the tunnel.

The grinding machine chewed up the metal into small pieces.

The virus chewed away at his immune system, making him vulnerable to other infections.

The boxer chewed on his mouthguard during the fight.

The parrot chewed on the wooden perch in its cage.

The disease chewed away at his muscle mass, weakening his body.

The acid in the soda chewed away at the enamel on his teeth.

The rabbit chewed on the carrot in the garden.

The termite infestation chewed away at the wooden frame of the house.

The shredder chewed up the confidential documents.

The storm surge chewed away at the shoreline, eroding the beach.

The harsh chemicals in the cleaning solution had chewed through the rubber gloves.

He chewed on his pen while he thought about the answer.

The horse chewed on the bit, uncomfortable with its sharp edges.

The rough edges of the box had chewed holes in the cardboard.

The athlete's shoes had chewed up the turf on the field.

The bicycle chain had chewed through the paint on the frame.

The cat had chewed through the cords of the blinds, rendering them useless.

The constant stress of work had chewed away at her nerves.

The wind had chewed away at the sand dunes, creating deep valleys.

He chewed over the possibility of taking a year off to travel the world.

He chewed over the possibility of buying a new car.

She chewed over the thought of changing her major in college.

They chewed on the idea of investing in the stock market.

She chewed over the possibility of traveling abroad for a year.

He chewed on the idea of quitting his job and starting his own business.

The witness chewed his words when recounting the events of the crime, still traumatized by the experience.

He was so tired that he chewed his words, slurring his speech.

He absentmindedly chewed on his fingernail while watching the movie.

She chewed her pencil while thinking about the answer.

She slowly chewed on her steak, savoring every bite.

She chewed over the advice given by her mentor.

She chewed on the criticism from her boss and tried to improve her performance.

They chewed over the details of the project before presenting it to the investors.

She chewed over the implications of the news before sharing it with her family.

He chewed on her ideas, making her feel stupid.

The critics chewed up the movie, making it a box office flop.

The editor chewed up her manuscript, making her feel like a bad writer.

She chewed on his story, making him feel embarrassed.

He chewed his frustration and kept trying until he finally solved the problem.

The harsh weather conditions chewed away at the wooden fence.

The dancers' shoes have chewed up the wooden stage.

The rough surface of the sandpaper chewed up the wooden surface.