Consume Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 03-10-2023
Below are possible answer for quick crossword clue: consume. We have 5 answers for consume in our database.

Possible answers to consume

EXPEND
- Consume
- Explain trend of external exhaust
- Lay out money
- Outlay
- Pay out money
- Use money
- Use up
USE
- ... it or lose it
- Application
- Apply
- Avail oneself of
- Avail oneself of endless muses
- Avail oneself of unlimited muses
- Avail oneself of yews, did you say?
EATUP
- Consume
- Consume completely
- Consume entirely
- Delight in
- Devour
- Dig in!
- English and American leaders put off by Cook’s encouragement
EAT
- ... drink & be merry
- ..., drink and be merry
- A cereal
- Be humiliated, ... humble pie
- Bother swallow
- Chew
- Chew and swallow
INGEST
- Absorb
- Absorb (food)
- Absorb mentally
- Consume
- Consume in jest, we hear
- Eat
- Eat in housing estate

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