Swallow
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 443
swol'lo, v. t. [-LOWED (-lod), -LOWING.] To take or appear to take Swallow. through the esophagus into the stomach; to draw into an aby or gulf; to receive or embrace (opinions or belief) without examination or scruple; to the appropriate; to occupy, employ; to seize and waste,; end. eve, te"rm; In, Tee; 5dd, tone, Cr; 431 SWAM exhaust; to retract, recant.— n. The gullet or esophagus; the throat; as much as is, or can be, swallowed at once. Swam. See Swim. 443
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