swills
Gulps down fast
Swills is the third-person singular of swill, meaning to drink greedily or in large quantities: He swills beer like water.
Swill also means to rinse or wash by sloshing liquid around: She swills out the bucket after each use.
As a noun, swill is watery food waste fed to pigs, or any unappetizing liquid: This coffee tastes like swill.
Hasty, large swallows
- guzzlesDrinks fast, eagerly
- chugsDrinks in gulps
- quaffsDrinks deeply, eagerly
- slugsShell-less land mollusks
swigs · downs · slurps · drains · knocks back · belts · sips · imbibes
Liquid food waste
- pigfeedNourishment for swine
- scrapsSmall remaining pieces
- leftoversUneaten food kept afterward
- wasteUnwanted discarded material
trough · hogs · swine · offal · mash · dregs · garbage · fodder
gulps
Hasty, large swallows
slugs · swigs · downs · slurps · drains · knocks back · belts · sips · imbibes · swallows
slop
Liquid food waste
waste · trough · hogs · swine · offal · mash · dregs · garbage · fodder · bucket
rinses
Light washes with water
sluices · cleanses · douses · hoses · sprays · sloshes · swooshes · clears · bathes · irrigates
sloshes
Moves liquid messily
eddies · agitates · whirls · stirs · roils · surges · laps · ripples · gyrates · moves