Consume

What do we mean by consume?

To take in as food; eat or drink up. synonym: eat. intransitive verb

To expend; use up. intransitive verb

To purchase (goods or services) for direct use or ownership. intransitive verb

To waste; squander. intransitive verb

To destroy totally; ravage. intransitive verb

To absorb; engross: synonym: engross. intransitive verb

To purchase economic goods and services. intransitive verb

To destroy by separating into parts which cannot be reunited, as by decomposition, burning, or eating; devour; use up; wear out; hence, destroy the substance of; annihilate.

Specifically To destroy by use; dissipate or wear out (a thing) by applying it to its natural or intended use: as, only a, small part of the produce of the West is consumed there; in an unfavorable sense, waste; squander: as, to consume an estate.

To cause to waste away; make thin.

To bring to utter ruin; exterminate.

To make use of; employ the whole of; fill out; spend: with reference to time.

Synonyms Devour, etc. (see eat); swallow up, use up, engulf, absorb, lavish, dissipate, exhust.

To waste (away); become wasted or attenuated.

To be destroyed as by use, burning, etc: as, the fire was lighted, and the wood consumed away.

To waste away slowly. intransitive verb

To destroy, as by decomposition, dissipation, waste, or fire; to use up; to expend; to waste; to burn up; to eat up; to devour. transitive verb

To use. verb

To eat. verb

To use up.

To eat.

To completely occupy the thoughts or attention of.

To destroy completely.

To waste away slowly.

To trade money for good or services as an individual.

To absorb information, especially through the mass media.

Consume cun-SOOM- Verb: 1) In fantasy football, to pass someone in either the total score of a matchup or in the projections. 2) In fantasy football, when a running back or receiver gets a heavier workload than the usual starter. Urban Dictionary

To shove it in ya gob Urban Dictionary

Derogatory term used to describe the buying public, or purchaser of a product. Use of the word is prolific in the business world, quickly replacing the more respectful term, "customer". Urban Dictionary

Someone who buys things they don't need with money they don't have to impress people they don't like Urban Dictionary

To eat correctly Urban Dictionary

The quality of being able to access, consume and retain information, specifically in a learning environment Urban Dictionary

To make something official; usually used in a sense with making a marriage official via sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

The act of getting laid. Urban Dictionary

See Americans. Urban Dictionary

To be in love with someone so much you just don't know what you'd do with out them. To love infinity and beyond! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to consume:
consume, consumo.

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Words that rhyme with consume:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe consume:
holy, prime, yeasty, rife.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective consume:
hostility, method, life, produce, task, schedule, products.

Consonant match to consume:
consomme, can some, can sum.

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