swill

US /swɪl/
UK /swɪl/
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1.

liquid food for pigs, consisting of kitchen scraps mixed with water or skimmed milk

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The farmer poured the leftover swill into the pigs' trough.
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The smell of swill filled the air near the pigsty.
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hogwashsloppigwash
2.

a large drink of something, especially an alcoholic drink of poor quality

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He took a huge swill of beer from the pitcher.
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This cheap wine is just swill.
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guzzlegulpdraftrotgutplonk
1.

drink (something) greedily or in large quantities

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He sat at the bar, swilling beer all evening.
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Don't just swill it down; savor the taste.
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guzzlegulpchugdown
2.

wash (something) by pouring water over or through it

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He swilled out the bucket with a hose.
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The waves swilled over the deck of the ship.
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rinsewashflush