Imbibing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMBIBING in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMBIBE, to drink
• drink (alcohol)
• absorb or assimilate (ideas or knowledge)
• (especially of seeds) absorb (water) into ultramicroscopic spaces or pores.
• place (seeds) in water in order for them to absorb it.
NOUN:
• the act of consuming liquids

Words related to IMBIBING

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How to use IMBIBING in a sentence

• Thou canst not have been in such straits in company with the Signor Sigismondo, without imbibing some touch of his noble generosity.
• And, on the contrary, the fins of fishes have sharp and dry points, which cut the water, without imbibing it, and which do not grow heavier by being wet.
• He ate with resolute appetite, and let slip few opportunities of imbibing whatever liquids happened to be passing by.
• They are rapidly losing their distinctive Indian ideas and are imbibing the notions of their white neighbors.
• Mulligan was not my driver on the trip, but Casey, who had been imbibing rather freely at the corner place of refreshment during the wait.
• Three years before, when he was imbibing Latin, Greek, and Hebrew under Mr.
• I shall leave you now to carry on your imbibing process.
• Perhaps Miss Sinclair will come with me, so that you can have the imbibing time all to yourself.
• The quality of milk is easily injured by coming in direct contact with foreign substances or by imbibing odors.
• The people about us are imbibing a variety of cooling liquids.
• The cell-walls are capable of imbibing water rapidly, and their thickness stands in relation to this rather than to the prevention of loss of water from the plant.
• The air was teeming with superstitions which he could not help imbibing.
• Men caught his deep love to a personal Christ without imbibing his doctrinal opinions.
• He informs us he grew up in the neighborhood of Poplar Tent, inhaling the salubrious air of a free clime, and imbibing the principles of genuine liberty.
• For the last fortnight they have been engaged in imbibing the science of musketry.
• She took them into the large schoolroom where twenty small people of various sizes sat with their books, very cheerfully imbibing knowledge.
• So that while Wallace was imbibing his first lessons in Socialism at 14 years of age, Darwin at 16 found himself merely enduring, with a feeling of disgust, Dr.

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