What´s the meaning of chewy and chewed?
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Talita,
Chewy is an adjective, which means your describing something as chewy. For example, gum is chewy.
Whereas, chewed means that something was actually chewed prior to you saying so. Example: I chewed that gum and then placed it under the table.
Hope that helps,
Jared
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The meat was very tough and chewy, so I chewed it for a long time to make it tender.
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