ingurgitated (Meaning)

ingurgitated

to swallow greedily or in large quantities

No weak antonyms found.

The ravenous beast ingurgitated the carcass in a matter of minutes.
After a grueling trek, the parched hikers ingurgitated gallons of water.
The baby bird eagerly ingurgitated the regurgitated food from its parent.
The starving man ingurgitated the meager rations he had left.
The giant python ingurgitated its prey, its coils constricting around the victim.
The excessive sugar content in the drink caused me to ingurgitate it rapidly.
The insatiable locusts ingurgitated entire fields of crops, leaving behind a trail of devastation.
The gluttonous child ingurgitated all the candy in the bowl, leaving none for anyone else.
The recovering patient cautiously ingurgitated small sips of broth to avoid upsetting their stomach.
The poisonous mushroom was accidentally ingurgitated by the unsuspecting hiker, leading to a potentially fatal illness.

to swallow greedily or in large quantities

inhaled,devoured, crammed, gulped, gorged, wolfed, ravened, scarfed, bolted, gormandized

picked, pecked,nibbled,

The ravenous beast ingurgitated the carcass in a matter of minutes.

After a grueling trek, the parched hikers ingurgitated gallons of water.

The baby bird eagerly ingurgitated the regurgitated food from its parent.

The starving man ingurgitated the meager rations he had left.