Vocabulary Word
Word: imbibe
Definition: drink in
Definition: drink in
Sentences Containing 'imbibe'
I do not willingly enter into arithmetical explanations with an artist like you, who fears to enter my study lest she should imbibe disagreeable or anti poetic impressions and sensations.
The deity is believed to imbibe the essence of the "Dhruva Bera" as well as grant devotees' wishes.
They do not imbibe the idea that costs functions arise from production functions and must include opportunity costs.
The labial palps form a labella which have sclerotized bands for directing liquid to a hypopharangeal stylet, through which the fly can imbibe liquids.
It was cited by to-the-trade publication "Imbibe Magazine" as the Best Overall Vodka in April 2007, and was called "Supersmooth" in the May 2007 issue of Food Wine Magazine.
Adults have a "sailing" flight flapping their wings and then gliding.They frequently perch and visit flowers for nectar and damp patches where they imbibe salts and other nutrients.Adult uppersides exhibit disruptive coloration, the undersides exhibit cryptic colouration."Neptis hylas" makes sounds.