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Imbiber
One who or that which imbibes
Imbibe
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Enbibe
To imbibe
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Bibulous
Readily imbibing fluids or moisture spongy as bibulous blotting paper
Drink
To swallow anything liquid for quenching thirst or other purpose to imbibe to receive or partake of as if in satisfaction of thirst as to drink from a spring
Reabsorb
To absorb again to draw in or imbibe again what has been effused extravasated or thrown off to swallow up again as to reabsorb chyle lymph
Sip
To drink or imbibe in small quantities especially to take in with the lips in small quantities as a liquid as to
Post-graduate training
efficacious as post-graduate training, for a person holding a higher educational qualification is in a better position to imbibe the training which he received, Maheshwar Prasad Srivastava v. Suresh Singh, AIR 1976 SC 1014 (1406): (1977) 1
Drinking
The act of one who drinks the act of imbibing
Imbibition
The act or process of imbibing or absorbing as the post mortem imbibition of poisons
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