Robert had a hard time getting medicine down his ____________. ...

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Robert had a hard time getting medicine down his ____________.

A. technique

B. gullet

C. cram

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Explicit

A. -to include or contain; -to be made up of
B. -dignified; -magestic
C. -stale; -moldy; -out of date
D. -definite; -clearly stated