devour

The critters have the propensity to devour their babies if alarmed and so require a calm environment for breeding.

Before he knew it, he had more animals on his hands than his snakes could devour.

Or, some of us (many of us), devour 14 in a row with breaks just for bathroom and answering the door for the delivery man.

I am more determined than ever to get into Gaza just so I can sit on the beach and devour this Bedouin feast with my hands.

You get the sense that they want to eat each other, to devour each other.

I shudder when I see them brandish their knives in act to carve, and look on them as savages that devour one another.

He is also called destroyer; and is said to walk about, seeking whom he may devour.

I propose an enigma; only I am not cruel like the Sphinx and will not devour you if you fail to guess.

Among insects generally, there are certain species which devour the contents of the egg of the victim.

The great do not devour the small, and none fling themselves upon their neighbours.