down
adverb (EATING) /daʊn/Definition
› inside your stomach: You'll feel better once you've got some hot soup down you. He's getting weak because he can't keep anything down.The digestive system
(Definition of down adverb (EATING) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- alimentary canal noun
- anus noun
- appendix noun (BODY PART)
- back passage noun
- belly noun
- caecum noun
- colon noun (BODY PART)
- digestible adjective (FOOD)
- digestive tract noun
- egestion noun
- ileum noun
- innards noun
- intestine noun
- large intestine noun
- peristalsis noun
- rectum noun
- small intestine noun
- ureter noun
- urogenital adjective
- villus noun
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