1. I saw him imbibing liquor.

2. Stop your boy from imbibing of the liquor.

3. They were used to imbibing enormous quantities of alcohol.

4. 15 synonyms for Absorbent: porous, receptive, imbibing, spongy, permeable, absorptive, blotting

5. 15 synonyms for Absorbent: porous, receptive, imbibing, spongy, permeable, absorptive, blotting

6. Absorbent adjective porous, receptive, imbibing, spongy, permeable, absorptive, blotting, penetrable, pervious, assimilative The towels are highly Absorbent. Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition

7. Absorbent adjective porous, receptive, imbibing, spongy, permeable, absorptive, blotting, penetrable, pervious, assimilative The towels are highly Absorbent. Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition

8. Chastisement is “a strong verbal reprimand” or “severe criticism,” such as the scolding a child may face for coloring on the walls—or the talking-to an employee gets for imbibing too much eggnog at …

9. Beastings References in periodicals archive ? Colostrum, a mother's first milk also know as 'green milk' or ' beestings ' appears to have become synonymous with a disease, ' beestings ' in the early seventeenth Century thought to be caused by imbibing the beest (probably because of …

10. One that stands out was when friends of ours on a Simpson cat had a Bowspritted boat come up behind them so close that when they actually dropped the anchor it landed in one of their sugarscoop transoms (apparently caused by excessive imbibing of Funador brandy).

11. Other gelable, fluid imbibing and retaining polymers useful for forming the hydrophilic hydrogel for mucosal delivery of biologically active agents within the invention include pectin; polysaccharides such as agar, acacia, karaya, tragacenth, Algins and guar and their crosslinked versions; acrylic acid polymers, copolymers and salt derivatives

12. If homogeneous immersion objectives are designed to be used with the refractive indices and dispersion of the immersion oil, Coverslip, and medium imbibing the specimen matching that of the objective front lens element, then the calculation is straightforward because all of the media can be considered an extension of the front lens element.