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swillnoun the portion of a serving of a beverage that is swallowed at one timetook his daily swill of the foul-tasting medicine belt, draft, drag, drink, gulp, nip, quaff, shot, sip, slug, snort, sup, swallow, swig dram, drop a thick semiliquid substance (as food) that is unattractiveI don't know what's in this swill, but I know that I'm not eating it swillverbto eat greedily or to excessthey can spend hours at the pub, drinking, chatting, and swilling gorge, gormandize, overeat, pig out devour, glut, sate, stuff, surfeit, wolfbanquet, feast, regalebolt, cram, gulp, guzzle load up on nibble, peck, pick, taste to swallow in liquid formthey gathered in the break room each morning to swill coffee together before the morning meeting belt (down), drink, gulp, guzzle, hoist, imbibe, knock back, pound (down), quaff, sip, slug (down), slurp, sup, swig, toss (down or off) lap, lick, suckconsume, down, ingurgitate, kill, mouth (down), put awaynip, tipplepledge, toast, wine before the 12th century |