Swill definition: To drink something quickly and in large quantities, often implying a lack of refinement or the poor quality of the drink.
Definitions of Swill
- 1verb(informal)
To drink something quickly and in large quantities, often implying a lack of refinement or the poor quality of the drink.
- 2noun
Liquid food, typically made from kitchen refuse mixed with water or skimmed milk, given to pigs or other animals.
- 3noun
A large amount of a drink, particularly one that is considered to be of very poor quality.
Example Sentences
“He would swill beer all evening, ignoring his responsibilities.”
“The farmer prepared a bucket of swill for the hungry pigs.”
“I can't believe they served us this cheap swill at the party.”
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To drink something quickly and in large quantities.
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