v. and adj. 1 to cause food to go from the mouth to the stomach; 2 to take in and cover completely; make disappear 3 informal to believe or to accept without questioning
The tasty gruel did not hurt her sore throat as she swallowed.
The tasty gruel did not hurt her sore throat as she swallowed.
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get down; consume; ingest; take in; take; have
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