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Often used in the same context:
ingesting,
chewing,
choking,
inhaling,
sucking,
devouring,
eating,
gobbling,
excreting,
digesting,
anesthetize,
masticating,
ulcerate,
snorting,
vomit,
aspirated,
expectorated,
accustoming,
gila monster,
puking,
puncturing,
suctioning,
amebic dysentery,
scooping,
burping,
regurgitating,
refluxing,
submerging,
anaesthetise,
palpating,
secreting,
coughing,
chocking,
wriggling,
unhooking,
wiggling,
absorbing,
habituate,
sniffing,
gulping,
encrust,
spitting,
gargling,
tossing,
extracting,
hallucinating,
slurring,
feeding,
breathing,
acquiring,
aspiration pneumonia,
eye dropper,
plucking,
bladder sphincter,
drowning,
squashing,
detaching,
allergic reaction,
squeezing,
reabsorbing,
misplacing,
syringed,
gnarling,
freebasing,
poisoning,
grasping,
slurping,
squishing,
mercuric chloride,
attaching,
throwing,
medicating,
engorging,
addles,
curdling,
disemboweling,
bronchial tube,
putrefy,
munching,
combusting,
waking,
comprehending,
urinating,
respiring,
staving,
cauterizing,
bites,
pricking,
herniate,
dulling,
overate,
retrieving,
digestive tract,
overgrowing,
miring,
gorging,
hocking,
destroying,
popping,
disgorging,
jimsonweed,
snagging,
mastication,
voiding,
blinking,
defecation,
sending,
assembling,
purging,
urination,
emptying,
flushing,
wetting,
ambulation,
breaking,
brushing,
stopping,
suckling,
turning,
ejaculatory,
ritualized,
asocial,
communicational,
disgusting,
mimetic,
naughty,
vile,
walking,
adjustive,
beastly,
communicative,
cracking,
crazy,
cycling,
destructive,
episodic
Appears in the definition of:
.,
aerophagia,
bury,
cardiospasm,
chaw,
deglutition,
drink,
dysphagia,
eat up,
epiglottis,
epiglottitis,
gulp,
gulping,
hydrophobia,
immerse,
inclusion body myositis,
lassa fever,
oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophy,
odynophagia,
soft palate,
suckling reflex,
swallow,
swallow up,
velum
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— Adjectives for swallowing:
painful,
normal,
fetal,
accidental,
frequent,
excessive,
empty,
pharyngeal,
abnormal,
constant,
voluntary,
more...
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