masticatories

/ˈmæstɪkəˌtɔriz/
noun
  1. Substances that are chewed to increase saliva flow or for medicinal purposes, such as gum or certain herbs.
    • The dentist recommended sugar-free masticatories to help keep the mouth moist.
    • Chewing gum is one of the most common masticatories in modern society.
    • Some cultures use masticatories like betel nut during ceremonies.
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