guzzle
21guzzle — guz·zle || gÊŒzl n. gluttony, voraciousness; intoxication, drunkenness; intoxicating drink v. drink greedily; drink to excess; eat greedily …
22guzzle — verb eat or drink greedily. Derivatives guzzler noun Origin C16: perh. from OFr. gosillier chatter, vomit , from gosier throat , from late L. geusiae cheeks …
23guzzle — I. v. n. Drink (greedily or much), carouse, tipple, tope. II. v. a. Drink (greedily or much, quaff, swill, swig (Colloq.) …
24guzzle — verb (I, T) informal to eat or drink a lot of something, eagerly and quickly: They ve been guzzling beer all evening. see also: gasguzzler …
25guzzle — verb she guzzled down the orange juice Syn: gulp down, swallow, quaff, down, swill; informal knock back, swig, slug …
26guzzle — v swill, toss off, drink quickly, Sl. chug a lug, Sl. chug; swig, drink down, quaff, All Inf. put it down or away, soak it up, take it in, pack away or down, tuck it in; drain, empty, finish, finish off, Sl. knock off, Sl. polish off, Sl. take… …
27guzzle — guz·zle …
28guzzle — verb 1) he guzzled his burger Syn: gobble, bolt, wolf, devour; informal tuck into, shovel down; Brit.; informal scoff; N.Amer.; informal scarf 2) she guzzled down the orange juice Syn …
29guzzle — [ˈgʌz(ə)l] verb [T] informal to eat or drink a lot quickly …
30guzzle — guz•zle [[t]ˈgʌz əl[/t]] v. i. v. t. zled, zling to drink, or sometimes eat, greedily or excessively • Etymology: 1570–80; orig. uncert. guz′zler, n …