Put down
Put down verb - To take in as food.
Usage example: the husky youngster seemed to put down her own weight in food at one sitting
Both terms in one sentence
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Due to an earlier fight with a wolf, the dog develops rabies and has to be put down.
Source: Mercy Kill -
The Scapegoat: Cersei demands to have Sansa's wolf put down in place of Arya's wolf, and Sansa chooses to blame Arya instead of the queen who ordered the unjust slaughter.
Source: Literature / A Game of Thrones -
When Taiki comes to the rescue him, Shoutmon and Ballistamon DigiXros together and put down MadLeomon, whose superior forces him and his remaining troops to retreat.With the lone wolf Dorulumon and his young charge Cutemon later joining them, "Xros Heart" is set for victory.
Source: Anime / Digimon Xros Wars
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