No. 8,432 in German
kaugummi
Chewing gum.
In a sentence
Ich habe einen Kaugummi gekauft.
I bought a chewing gum.
Kaugummi is used as a singular noun referring to one chewing gum piece.
Hast du einen Kaugummi für mich?
Do you have a chewing gum for me?
Kaugummi is used to ask for a chewing gum piece.
Das Kind hat den Kaugummi unter den Tisch geklebt.
The child stuck the chewing gum under the table.
Kaugummi refers to the chewing gum that was adhered to the table.
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