swallow¹ /swolˈō/

1. To take into the stomach through the gullet by a muscular movement of the throat
2. To engulf or subsume (often with up)
3. To take in
4. To accept, sit down under (eg an affront)
5. To stifle or repress (eg tears or one's pride)
6. To believe credulously

To perform the action of swallowing something

1. An abyss
2. A swallow hole
3. A throat
4. An act of swallowing
5. A gulp
6. A quantity swallowed at once
7. Capacity for swallowing
8. The aperture in a block, between the sheave and frame, through which the rope runs (nautical)

• preachinesses
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• preaching friar
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• pre-adamic
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• pre-Adamite
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