Cram and Ingest

Cram

Cram verb - To fit (people or things) into a tight space.

Ingest and cram are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ingest" instead a verb "Cram".

Nearby Words: cramped, cramming, crammer

Ingest

Ingest verb - To take in as food.
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Synonyms for Ingest

Cram and ingest are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cram" instead a verb "Ingest".

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  • Food Pills Human-made cram from Lake-Town in The Hobbit; it never goes bad either but according to Bilbo is not only completely tasteless but requires almost infinite chewing to ingest.
    Source: Food Pills
  • Food Pills Lembas and Cram (see below) are both parodied with Dwarf Bread; a single loaf can keep you alive for weeks...but that's mostly because it's so hard to ingest that you will find yourself willing to eat literally anything else if it means no Dwarf Bread tonight.
    Source: Food Pills
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