Absorbing Food Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 10-06-2023
Below are possible answer for quick crossword clue: absorbing food. We have 3 answers for absorbing food in our database.

Possible answers to absorbing food

DIGEST
- Absorb
- Absorb (food)
- Absorbing (food)
- Assimilat mentally
- Assimilate
- Assimilate food
- Assimilate mentally
INGESTING
- Absorbing (food)
- Eating
DIGESTING
- Absorbing (food)
- Ingesting
- of Digest

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