How Do You Spell CHAWED?

Pronunciation: [t͡ʃˈɔːd] (IPA)

The word "chawed" is spelled with a "ch" sound followed by an "aw" sound and a final "d". In IPA phonetic transcription, this is written as /tʃɔːd/. The "ch" sound is represented by the symbol /tʃ/ which is a combination of the "t" and "sh" sounds. The "aw" sound is represented by the symbol /ɔː/, which is a longer version of the "o" vowel sound. The final "d" sound is represented by the symbol /d/. Together, these sounds create the word "chawed" which means to have chewed something thoroughly.

CHAWED Meaning and Definition

  1. Chawed is a past tense verb that refers to the act of biting or chewing something repeatedly. It is commonly used in informal and regional language, particularly in the Southern United States. The term can also be spelled as "chewed" in standard English.

    When an object is chawed, it implies that it has been gnawed upon or chewed thoroughly. This action usually involves using the teeth to break down the substance into smaller pieces. However, chawed can also be used metaphorically to describe intense contemplation or mental digestion of information, similarly to how one chews food physically.

    The term chawed is often associated with the act of chewing tobacco or a specific method of consumption known as chewing tobacco or snuff. In this context, it means cutting off a small piece of tobacco from a larger block and placing it in the mouth to chew on and release its flavors and stimulants.

    Overall, chawed describes the act of biting or chewing something repeatedly, whether literally or metaphorically. It can refer to physical actions involving the teeth, as well as mental processes involving deep thought or analysis.

Common Misspellings for CHAWED

  • xhawed
  • cgawed
  • cjawed
  • cuawed
  • cyawed
  • chzwed
  • chswed
  • chwwed
  • chqwed
  • cha2ed
  • chawwd
  • chawsd
  • chawdd
  • chaw4d
  • chaw3d
  • chawes
  • chawex
  • chawec
  • chawef
  • bhawed

Etymology of CHAWED

The word "chawed" is derived from the verb "chew", which originates from the Old English word "ceowan". In Middle English, the word evolved into "chewen" and eventually became "chaw" in Early Modern English. "Chawed" is the past participle form of this verb, indicating an action that has already happened in the past.

Conjugate verb Chawed

CONDITIONAL

I would chaw
we would chaw
you would chaw
he/she/it would chaw
they would chaw

FUTURE

I will chaw
we will chaw
you will chaw
he/she/it will chaw
they will chaw

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have chawed
we will have chawed
you will have chawed
he/she/it will have chawed
they will have chawed

PAST

I chawed
we chawed
you chawed
he/she/it chawed
they chawed

PAST PERFECT

I had chawed
we had chawed
you had chawed
he/she/it had chawed
they had chawed

PRESENT

I chaw
we chaw
you chaw
he/she/it chaws
they chaw

PRESENT PERFECT

I have chawed
we have chawed
you have chawed
he/she/it has chawed
they have chawed
I am chawing
we are chawing
you are chawing
he/she/it is chawing
they are chawing
I was chawing
we were chawing
you were chawing
he/she/it was chawing
they were chawing
I will be chawing
we will be chawing
you will be chawing
he/she/it will be chawing
they will be chawing
I have been chawing
we have been chawing
you have been chawing
he/she/it has been chawing
they have been chawing
I had been chawing
we had been chawing
you had been chawing
he/she/it had been chawing
they had been chawing
I will have been chawing
we will have been chawing
you will have been chawing
he/she/it will have been chawing
they will have been chawing
I would have chawed
we would have chawed
you would have chawed
he/she/it would have chawed
they would have chawed
I would be chawing
we would be chawing
you would be chawing
he/she/it would be chawing
they would be chawing
I would have been chawing
we would have been chawing
you would have been chawing
he/she/it would have been chawing
they would have been chawing

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