- 咀嚼 jǔjué chewto bite and grind food with the teeth
- 细嚼慢咽 xìjiáomànyàn chew thoroughlyto chew carefully and swallow slowly
- 嚼舌 jiáoshé bickerto argue pointlessly or engage in unnecessary talk
- 咬文嚼字 yǎowénjiáozì pedanticto pay excessive attention to wording; punctilious about minutiae of wording (idiom)
- 嚼头 jiáotou chewinessthe physical quality of food being chewy or having a pleasant texture when eaten
- 味同嚼蜡 wèitóngjiáolà insipidDull, boring, and lacking in interest, especially when referring to speech or writing.
- 嚼舌根 jiáoshégēn gossipto talk behind someone's back or spread rumors
- 咬嚼 yǎojiáo chewto chew or masticate food
- 嚼蜡 jiáolà insipidTasteless or boring; uninteresting.
- 贪多嚼不烂 tānduōjiáobùlàn overreachto bite off more than one can chew
- 倒嚼 dǎojiào ruminate(of ruminants) to ruminate; to chew the cud
- 嚼子 jiáozi bitthe metal mouthpiece of a bridle used to control a horse
- 嚼舌头 jiáoshétóu argueto argue unnecessarily or engage in pointless talk back
- 嚼劲儿 jiáojìnr chewiness
- 嚼劲 jiáojìn chewiness
- 嚼酒 jiáojiǔ chewed rice winealcoholic drink made by fermenting chewed rice
- 吃别人嚼过的馍不香 chībiérénjiáoguòdemóbùxiāng lack of originalitylit. bread previously chewed by someone has no flavor; fig. there's no joy in discovering or doing something if someone else has done it first, emphasizing the value of original work.
- 口嚼酒 kǒujiáojiǔ chewed rice winean ancient alcoholic drink produced by fermenting grain that has been chewed and spat into a container
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH