Food should be masticated for proper digetion. [verb]
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The common manner of using it is to masticate the dried leaves with a little lime. [verb]
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Much dyspepsia would be avoided by attention to the condition of the teeth, by artificial teeth when the natural ones are defective, and by obedience to one or two simple rules: (z) to eat slowly; (2) to masticate thoroughly; (3) to take no liquid with meals excepting breakfast, but sip half a pint of hot water on rising in the morning, on going to bed at night, and again about an hour before luncheon and dinner. [verb]
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The bee drew these off with her hind-feet, masticated them, and made them into a band. [Please select]
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Food must be thoroughly masticated and moistened with saliva. [Please select]
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There was no gravel gritting between the major's teeth as he masticated mess-pork or mouldy biscuit. [Please select]
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_ Fourth: Masticate every morsel with such thoroughness that it is automatically swallowed. [Please select]
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It is indigestible, and when eaten should be well masticated. [Please select]
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In these the raw rubber is well masticated and freed from impurities, if the machine functions efficiently. [Please select]
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From this description it follows that, preliminary to mixing, it is necessary to thoroughly masticate or "plasticise" the raw rubber. [Please select]
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(3) The rubber, either raw or masticated, may be "dissolved" in a "solvent," such as benzene, and the viscosity of the "solution" measured. [Please select]
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