The horse opened its mouth and bit into the leaves, and chewed them.

The horses hadn't chewed through the ropes; they'd been untied.

His horse tore off wads of grass and chewed as it plodded along.

The cave was snug and dry; all six horses were contentedly chewing away at a pile of sweet-smelling hay.

It is a very severe problem because the horse cannot chew sideways.

They can result from the disalignment of the jaw or the horse is not chewing in a proper sideways motion.

Feral horses may also chew the bark of trees, which may leave some trees vulnerable to external threats.

The horse also chewed the tip of my sneaker.

A saddled horse was quietly chewing at the undergrowth, its rider seated on a log close by.

Nearby, a horse chewed leaves from a low-slung branch of an alder.