swig
1 of 2verb/swɪɡ/
Forms:swigs,swigging,swigged,swigged
1
to drink something in one large gulp or swallow
C2- The exhausted hiker paused to swig from the canteen, quenching his thirst on the trail.
- After a long day in the sun, the beachgoer swigged a cold soda to cool down.
- The celebratory toast prompted everyone to swig champagne in joyous unison.
- The traveler, parched from the journey, swigged from a bottle of water upon reaching the destination.
- When the friends shared a laugh at the picnic, they raised their cans to swig some iced tea.