swig (Meaning)
swig (n)
a large and hurried swallow
swig (v)
strike heavily, especially with the fist or a bat
to swallow hurriedly or greedily or in one draught
Synonyms & Antonyms of swig
swig Sentence Examples
- The thirsty hiker greedily swigged down the cool water from the canteen.
- The man in the bar took a hefty swig of his beer, savoring its golden hue.
- The child couldn't resist taking a sneaky swig of her mother's soda.
- The pirate captain bellowed for his crew to swig the rum barrels after a successful plunder.
- The wanderer gratefully took a swig from the stranger's water bottle.
- The athlete downed a quick swig of sports drink to replenish his electrolytes.
- The thirsty patient sipped a small swig of water through a straw.
- The actor couldn't help but swig a sip of whiskey from the prop bottle during filming.
- The doctor administered a small swig of medicine to the sick child.
- The wine connoisseur took an appreciative swig and contemplated the complex flavors.
FAQs About the word swig
a large and hurried swallow, strike heavily, especially with the fist or a bat, to swallow hurriedly or greedily or in one draught
drink,sip, gulp, draft, belt, quaff, slug, sup,swallow, snort
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The thirsty hiker greedily swigged down the cool water from the canteen.
The man in the bar took a hefty swig of his beer, savoring its golden hue.
The child couldn't resist taking a sneaky swig of her mother's soda.
The pirate captain bellowed for his crew to swig the rum barrels after a successful plunder.
