What does μασώ in Greek mean?

What is the meaning of the word μασώ in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use μασώ in Greek.

The word μασώ in Greek means μασάω, μασώ, δαγκώνω, μασώ, μασάω, μασώ, μασάω, μασώ, μασώ, μασουλώ, μασουλάω, μασάω, μασώ, μασάω, μασώ, δαγκώνω, μασώ, μασουλάω. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word μασώ

μασάω, μασώ

(chew)

Paul was sitting at the dinner table and masticating.

δαγκώνω, μασώ

(bite, chew)

The dog lazily chomped on his bone.

μασάω, μασώ

(eat, masticate)

Ο Ρίτσαρντ μασούσε αργά το μήλο.
Richard chewed the apple slowly.

μασάω, μασώ

(grind with teeth)

μασώ, μασουλώ, μασουλάω

(chew, bite)

Ο σκύλος μασούσε τις παντόφλες μου πάλι.
The dog's been champing on my slippers again.

μασάω, μασώ

(chew)

μασάω, μασώ, δαγκώνω

(bite)

Γεμάτη άγχος, η Σάρα έτρωγε τα νύχια της ενώ περίμενε.
Full of anxiety, Sarah chewed her nails while she waited.

μασώ

(bite or grind with teeth)

My father sat at the dinner table, chewing in silence. The little dog chewed on his bone.

μασουλάω

(chew)

Julie says her husband never talks to her over dinner; he just sits there chomping.

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