Chewer for Dummies

Alright, so "chewer" is actually someone or something that chews. When we talk about people, a chewer is someone who chews their food or something else, like a piece of gum. When it comes to animals, a chewer can be something like a cow, which chews its food over and over again in a process called "rumination." It's like how we chew our food before swallowing it, but animals that chew their cud (which is like regurgitated food) go through that process a few times before finally digesting it. So a chewer is someone or something that chews, whether it's food or something else. And it's important to chew our food well before swallowing it because that helps with digestion and makes it easier for our bodies to process the nutrients from the food. So, when you hear the word "chewer," just think about someone or something that chews their food or gum or cud, and you'll have a good idea of what it means. Easy peasy, right?