different between remasticate vs premasticate
remasticate
English
Etymology
re- +? masticate
Verb
remasticate (third-person singular simple present remasticates, present participle remasticating, simple past and past participle remasticated)
- To chew or masticate again.
- (figuratively) To go over or ponder again.
- 1970, Garry Wills, Nixon Agonistes, New York: New American Library, Chapter 7, p. 257,[1]
- Nixon, on the same night, sat alone, remasticating answers for Bud Wilkinson, his kept TV interrogator […]
- 2000, Jack Olsen, Last Man Standing: The Tragedy and Triumph of Geronimo Pratt, New York: Doubleday, “Enigma in Robes,” p. 384,[2]
- Matters that had been adjudicated in other courts would not be remasticated.
- 1970, Garry Wills, Nixon Agonistes, New York: New American Library, Chapter 7, p. 257,[1]
Synonyms
- rechew
Related terms
- remastication
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premasticate
English
Etymology
pre- +? masticate
Verb
premasticate (third-person singular simple present premasticates, present participle premasticating, simple past and past participle premasticated)
- (transitive) prechew
Anagrams
- parmacetties
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