Takes In Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 21-03-2023
Below are possible answer for quick crossword clue: takes in. We have 4 answers for takes in in our database.

Possible answers to takes in

DIGESTS
- Absorbs (food)
- Absorbs abridgments
- Assimilates
- Assimilates 501 guests you abandoned
- Ingests
- Processes food
- Takes in
CONSUMES
- Eats or drinks
- Goes through and buys products
- Takes in
RECEIVES
- Takes in
SWALLOWS
- Engulfs songbirds
- Gulps
- Gulps down
- Takes in

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