chewing gum
Plural
chewing gums
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a substance for chewing with different tastes such as strawberry, mint, etc.
Chewing gum is a type of gum that is designed to be chewed and not swallowed. It is made from a combination of gum base, sweeteners, and flavorings, and is often sold in small individual packages or in larger containers. Chewing gum comes in a variety of flavors, such as mint, cinnamon, and fruit, and is often sugar-free. The act of chewing gum can help to freshen breath and may also help to relieve stress or anxiety. Some types of gum also contain additional ingredients, such as caffeine or vitamins, that are intended to provide a boost of energy or other health benefits.
- He popped a piece of chewing gum into his mouth to freshen his breath.
- The kids were excited to choose from a variety of flavors of chewing gum at the store.
- The chewing gum lost its flavor after a while, so he reached for a new piece.
- They handed out packs of chewing gum as part of a promotional giveaway.
- Some people use chewing gum to help freshen their breath.
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