Swallows [verb]
Definition of Swallows:
consume
Synonyms of Swallows:
● Inhale
● Absorb
● Drink
● Ingest
● Gulp
● Devour
● Gobble
● Eat
● Sip
● Swill
● Imbibe
● Toss
● Swig
● Drop
● Dispose
● Dispatch
● Down
● Wolf
● Bolt
● Ingurgitate
● Belt
● Quaff
● Take
● Put away
● Wash down
● Slurp
● Chugalug
Opposite/Antonyms of Swallows:
● Spit out
● Expel
● Keep
● Hold
● Doubt
● Disbelieve
● Regurgitate
● Abstain
● Nibble
Sentence/Example of Swallows:
Andrew paused in the shallows to allow Sally one swallow; then he went on.
And the amount of stories Mark, with all his contemplativeness could swallow, was amazing.
Again, Garson was forced to wet his lips with a dry tongue, and to swallow painfully.
He was just in time to swallow a hurried meal and set off to the theatre with the Creams.
And yet you have only skimmed the beautiful river's surface as a swallow skims a lake.
The intention, evidently, was to swallow us all in the enormous maw of the British navy.
I treated them to a breakfast each, and gave them as much to drink as they could swallow.
And as Corkran would have said, it takes more than one swallow to make a speech.
All at once, his hunger left him and he forgot that he ever wanted to swallow anything.
He takes it for granted I swallow whole everything he says and does—but I don't.