quaffing (Meaning)

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quaffing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Quaff

The group of friends spent the afternoon quaffing lemonade by the pool.
The travelers found respite in a local tavern, quaffing ale and sharing tales of their adventures.
Despite the rain, the picnic-goers enjoyed themselves, quaffing hot cocoa under umbrellas.
As the party went on, guests could be seen quaffing cocktails and dancing to the music.
The cafe patrons lingered over their coffees, leisurely quaffing the rich brews.
In the park, families picnicked together, quaffing iced tea and enjoying the sunshine.
After a long hike, the hikers sat around the campfire, quaffing water and roasting marshmallows.
The wine enthusiasts spent the evening quaffing fine wines and discussing their characteristics.
The barista observed customers coming and going, quaffing their espressos and lattes.
On the cruise ship, passengers relaxed on deck chairs, quaffing tropical cocktails and enjoying the ocean view.

of Quaff

gulping, drinking,sipping, swigging, pounding (down), slurping,supping, sucking, swilling, imbibing

No antonyms found.

The group of friends spent the afternoon quaffing lemonade by the pool.

The travelers found respite in a local tavern, quaffing ale and sharing tales of their adventures.

Despite the rain, the picnic-goers enjoyed themselves, quaffing hot cocoa under umbrellas.

As the party went on, guests could be seen quaffing cocktails and dancing to the music.