How to pronounce “devours”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• third-person singular simple present indicative of devour

Practice Nearby Words

guttle, gulp, consume, down, pig, go through, raven, absorbs, burns, combusts, cuts, eats, engulfs, gobbles, swallows, chews, smothers, consumes, decimates, destroys, buries, suffocates, thrashes, annihilates, carves, vomits, starves, slays, spits, pilfers, munches, churns, inhales, terrorizes, indulges, pounces, dines, drools, plops, exterminates, ingests, rustles, overwhelms, mutilates, trembles, trashes, defecates, cowers, hurls, seizes, outruns, dominates, sneaks, zaps, bulldozes, squeezes, spawns, wolfing, rips, tames, hones, ransacks, confiscates, devastates, breathes, chomp, invades, intimidates, explodes, fondles, overtakes, tantalizes, craves, crushes, flattens, dismantles, fattens, overpowers, clobbers, amuses, mesmerizes, manhandles, beheads, amasses, fixates, lacerates, spews, skitters, bakes, transforms, monopolizes, coddles, propels, guzzles, crawls, fills, peruses, soaks, slobbers, dissects

Similar Sounds

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