chew over

verb

1. tr, adverb to consider carefully; ruminate on

Example Sentences

Fun merch is a staple of all parties' annual gatherings as activists meet to chew over the year's highs and lows.

From BBC

There is only a short time before the tour of New Zealand and plenty to chew over before the first Test in Christchurch on 28 November.

From BBC

The subjects we chewed over were almost exclusively technical topics, or history, or the sprawling, self-serving institution that Dwight Eisenhower christened the military-industrial complex.

From Salon

But there are plenty of points of difference for Tory members - who begin voting soon - to chew over.

From BBC

And, even with four successive wins in this country and on the verge of a second series win here in as many years, there is plenty for England to chew over.

From BBC

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• scan
• screen
• scrutinize
• study
• survey