Ingestion

What do we mean by ingestion?

The action of ingesting, or consuming something orally, whether it be food, drink, medicine, or other substance. It is usually referred to as the first step of digestion.

Pulling in the data. Ingesting the data so we can analyse it and make new predictions and clear up problems. Urban Dictionary

The scientific word for a hardcore blow job, during which the female subject (or male, depending on one's lifestyle) devours the penis of the receiver due to an excess amount of orgasmic pleasure. Urban Dictionary

A reason given for a failed drug screen Urban Dictionary

One or many who ingest peckers on a regular basis (e.g) cock sucker - dick swallower. One who uses the ingestion of peckers as sustenance (e.g) food Urban Dictionary

(n) 1. A play on the term "Conscientious Objector," this term refers to an individual who has claimed the right to refuse to ingest anything that is derived from an animal, on the grounds of freedom of thought, conscience, or ethical principal. 2. Vegan Urban Dictionary

A depressed feeling after you have indulged in a delightful treat. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ingestion:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ingestion:
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Words that rhyme with ingestion:
question, suggestion, congestion, indigestion, digestion, rhetorical question, out of the question, in question, beyond question, pop the question, previous question, cross question, calling into question, pulmonary congestion, brescia in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ingestion:
oral, accidental, chronic, excessive, acute, maternal, daily, recent, excess, toxic, caustic, prolonged, term, continued, fat, direct, regular, alcohol, heavy, foreign, single, massive, simultaneous, frequent, concomitant, dietary, post, subsequent, inadvertent, continuous, rapid, possible, actual, moderate, intentional, concurrent, inadequate, prior, corrosive, carbohydrate, suicidal, surreptitious, caffeine, habitual, voluntary, deliberate, phagocytic, avoid, fatal, adequate, repeated, incidental, substantial, acid, liquid, antacid, unintentional, laxative, exogenous, fluid, insufficient, bacterial, selective, lead, salicylate, tryptophan, pediatric, abundant, occasional, copious, glucose, continual, alcoholic, mixed, suspected, tricyclic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ingestion:
egestion, inhalation, absorption, induce.

Words that sound like ingestion:
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