English
manducator
From manducate + -or.
Formed from manducate + -or
Latin mandō ‘chew, eat, devour’
Latin mandūcus ‘glutton’
Latin mandūcō ‘chew, masticate’
Latin mandūcātus ‘chewed, masticated, having been gnawed’
English manducate
Today it means
noun Something used for manducating.
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Etymograph / manducator