chewable
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Easy to eat by biting with the teeth
- adjective
- /ˈtʃuːəbl/
:
masticable
- If your child has trouble swallowing pills or capsules, check with the pharmacist to find out if the pill can be crushed or chewed, or if the capsule can be opened and sprinkled on food, or if the medication comes in chewable form.
- chewable tablet
- chewable pill
- chewable vitamins
The Sildenafel and the Totalafel tablets are chewable so you can just eat them.
- The Sildenafel and the Totalafel tablets are chewable so you can just eat them.
- Also just having toys that are chewable.
- Weiner don't like swallowing pills and no problem, these are chewable.
- Blue Chew is a unique online service that offers the same active ingredients as Viagra and Cialis, but it's chewable and it's a fraction of the cost.
- You could, like, lean into my ear and say that one's not chewable.
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For dogs, it is a tasty chewable product.
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The Sildenafel and the Totalafel tablets are chewable so you can just eat them.
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Skull, honey, you forgot your aspirin and your chewable vitamins.
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The doctor suggested a chewable vitamin for the children because it is easier for them to take.
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These chewable tablets are flavored with berry, making them more enjoyable for kids to eat.
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I always keep a supply of chewable antacid tablets in my bag for when I have an upset stomach.
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Etymology
The word chewable is simply the verb chew plus the ending -able, which means 'can'. So something chewable is 'able to be chewed' with the teeth, like a soft candy or a child's vitamin.