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swallowed To consume or ingest something whole without breaking it down. ■ After seeing the size of his sandwich, John proudly boasted that he had swallowed it in one gulp. But little did he know that it was still stuck in his throat.
capsules Small, hard-shelled containers filled with some type of substance or object. ■ "I accidentally swallowed a capsule of laundry detergent and now I'm having trouble breathing. It was a real "pill" experience."
loch A large, deep, dark body of water in Scotland. ■ "I heard that there's a loch so deep and dark that it swallowed an entire village!
Surfing The act of riding waves on a surfboard, while simultaneously trying not to fall off and get swallowed by the ocean. ■ "I don't know how to surf, I just keep falling off the board and getting cold.
swallowing The act of swallowing something whole, typically food or a large object. ■ "I accidentally swallowed my phone while eating dinner! I guess I'm the only one who can text from the bottom of the ocean."
Thirst An intense desire to drink something, often water. ■ After hiking in the desert for hours, John's thirst was so intense that he could have swallowed a camel.
vomit An act of expelling from the mouth contents that were previously swallowed. ■ After eating too much pizza, John couldn't resist the urge to vomit in the middle of the street.
Choke To suddenly feel like you are unable to breathe due to some external obstruction, such as a piece of food stuck in your throat. ■ John tried to impress his date by performing a magic trick, but ended up choking on the chicken he swallowed whole.
Eating The act of consuming food by putting it in one's mouth and moving it around with the teeth until it is broken down into small pieces that can be swallowed. ■ Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing!
gob A large, lumpish mass of something, often used to refer to a person's mouth or an object that is swallowed whole. ■ When the elephant tried to swallow the entire tree, it made a loud "gob" sound as it went down.
Hump A large, lumpy mass of flesh that protrudes from the back of an animal or person. Also refers to a sudden and uneven rise in a surface or a sharp turn in a road. ■ The camel's hump made it look like it had swallowed a whole elephant!
java A programming language that is so complex and confusing, it makes even the most intelligent programmers feel like they're in over their heads. ■ "I can't figure out why my Java code keeps crashing. It's like a black hole of confusion swallowed everything I thought I knew about programming."
Poison A type of substance that is extremely harmful, often causing death when ingested or inhaled. ■ I accidentally swallowed a poisonous snake and now I'm feeling sick.; A type of food or drink that is very delicious, often making people want more. ■ The homemade lasagna was such a poison I couldn't stop eating it.
Rafting The act of floating down a river on a large, inflatable raft, while engaging in thrilling and dangerous activities. ■ "I can't believe I just fell into the water and got swallowed by a giant alligator while rafting. That was so unexpected!