swig
Big liquid intake
A swig is a large gulp of liquid, especially an alcoholic drink taken directly from the bottle or container: He took a swig of whiskey.
The verb means to drink this way: She swigged her beer and slammed the glass down.
The word suggests casual, enthusiastic drinking rather than refined sipping.
Oak-aged grain spirit
- vodkaClear distilled spirit
- rumMolasses-based liquor
- beerFermented grain drink
- tequilaDistilled agave spirit
brandy · gin · bourbon · scotch · liqueur · flask · bottle · moonshine
Need for fluid
- hydrationBodily fluid replenishment
- quenchSatisfy or extinguish
- parchedExtremely dry or thirsty
- coolingLosing thermal energy
chilled · ice-cold · refreshing · crisp · rehydrate · water · gulp down · satisfying
Relaxed, not official
- quickMoving with speed
- hastyExcessively quick, ill-considered
- nonchalantCalmly unconcerned
- carefreeFree from anxiety
easygoing · relaxed · offhand · spontaneous · unpretentious · laid-back
gulp
Hasty, large swallow
quaff · guzzle · slurp · down · swill · belt · imbibe · draught · glug · pull
whiskey
Oak-aged grain spirit
tequila · brandy · gin · bourbon · scotch · liqueur · flask · bottle · moonshine · booze
thirst
Need for fluid
cooling · chilled · ice-cold · refreshing · crisp · rehydrate · water · gulp down · satisfying · brisk
informal
Relaxed, not official
- quickMoving with speed
- hastyExcessively quick, ill-considered
- nonchalantCalmly unconcerned
carefree · easygoing · relaxed · offhand · spontaneous · unpretentious · laid-back