swill

S0944800 (swĭl)v. swilled, swill·ing, swills v.tr.1. a. To drink greedily or grossly: "Unshaven horsemen swill the great wines of the Chateaux" (W.H. Auden).b. To follow the ingestion of (food, for example) with the ingestion of a liquid: swilled down the pretzels with soda.2. a. To flood with water, as for washing or rinsing: swilled out the glass.b. To swirl (a liquid) around in a container or in one's mouth: swilled the wine in the glass before sniffing.3. To feed (animals) with swill.v.intr. To drink greedily or to excess.n.1. A mixture of liquid and solid food, such as table scraps, fed to animals, especially pigs; slop.2. Liquor or other alcohol of poor quality: I won't drink this swill.3. A swig or gulp of a drink.

[Middle English swilen, to wash out, from Old English swilian; see swel- in Indo-European roots.]

swill′er n.

swill

(swɪl) vb1. to drink large quantities of (liquid, esp alcoholic drink); guzzle2. chiefly (often foll by: out) Brit to drench or rinse in large amounts of water3. (Agriculture) (tr) to feed swill to (pigs, etc)n4. (Agriculture) wet feed, esp for pigs, consisting of kitchen waste, skimmed milk, etc5. garbage or refuse, esp from a kitchen6. (Brewing) a deep draught of drink, esp beer7. any liquid mess8. the act of swilling[Old English swilian to wash out] ˈswiller n

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(swɪl)

n. 1. liquid or partly liquid food for animals, esp. kitchen refuse given to swine. 2. kitchen refuse; garbage. 3. any liquid mess or refuse; slop. 4. a deep draught of liquor. v.i. 5. to drink greedily. v.t. 6. to drink greedily or to excess. 7. to feed (animals) with swill. [before 900; Old English swilian, swillan]

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Past participle: swilled
Gerund: swilling

Imperative
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Present
I swill
you swill
he/she/it swills
we swill
you swill
they swill

Preterite
I swilled
you swilled
he/she/it swilled
we swilled
you swilled
they swilled

Present Continuous
I am swilling
you are swilling
he/she/it is swilling
we are swilling
you are swilling
they are swilling

Present Perfect
I have swilled
you have swilled
he/she/it has swilled
we have swilled
you have swilled
they have swilled

Past Continuous
I was swilling
you were swilling
he/she/it was swilling
we were swilling
you were swilling
they were swilling

Past Perfect
I had swilled
you had swilled
he/she/it had swilled
we had swilled
you had swilled
they had swilled

Future
I will swill
you will swill
he/she/it will swill
we will swill
you will swill
they will swill

Future Perfect
I will have swilled
you will have swilled
he/she/it will have swilled
we will have swilled
you will have swilled
they will have swilled

Future Continuous
I will be swilling
you will be swilling
he/she/it will be swilling
we will be swilling
you will be swilling
they will be swilling

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been swilling
you have been swilling
he/she/it has been swilling
we have been swilling
you have been swilling
they have been swilling

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been swilling
you will have been swilling
he/she/it will have been swilling
we will have been swilling
you will have been swilling
they will have been swilling

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been swilling
you had been swilling
he/she/it had been swilling
we had been swilling
you had been swilling
they had been swilling

Conditional
I would swill
you would swill
he/she/it would swill
we would swill
you would swill
they would swill

Past Conditional
I would have swilled
you would have swilled
he/she/it would have swilled
we would have swilled
you would have swilled
they would have swilled

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	swill - wet feed (especially for pigs) consisting of mostly kitchen waste mixed with water or skimmed or sour milkpigswill, pigwash, slop, slopsfeed, provender - food for domestic livestock
Verb	1.	swill - feed pigsslopfeed, give - give food to; "Feed the starving children in India"; "don't give the child this tough meat"
	2.	swill - drink large quantities of (liquid, especially alcoholic drink)swill downdrink, imbibe - take in liquids; "The patient must drink several liters each day"; "The children like to drink soda"

swill

verb1. drink, gulp, swig (informal), guzzle, neck (slang), drain, consume, swallow, hoover (informal), imbibe, quaff, bevvy (dialect), toss off, bend the elbow (informal), pour down your gullet A crowd of men were standing around swilling beer.2. (Chiefly Brit.) (often with out) rinse, wash out, sluice, flush, drench, clean out, wash down He swilled out the mug and left it on the draining board.noun1. waste, slops, mash, mush, hogwash, pigswill, scourings The porker ate swill from a trough.

swill

verbTo swallow (food or drink) greedily or rapidly in large amounts:bolt, down, englut, engorge, gobble, gulp, guzzle, ingurgitate, wolf.nounAn act of drinking or the amount swallowed:draft, drink, potation, pull, quaff, sip, sup.Informal: swig.Slang: belt.

Translations

沿着...流泔脚饲料涮猪食环绕着...流

swill

(swil) verb to (cause to) flow around. Water was swilling around in the bottom of the boat. 沿（环绕）着...流 noun1. a rinse. He brushed his teeth and then gave his mouth a swill.涮2. (also ˈpigswill) semi-liquid food given to pigs. 猪食，泔脚饲料 swill out to rinse. She swilled her mouth out with fresh water.冲洗

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monkey swill

Liquor that is particularly unpleasant or low quality. I'll never understand how you can drink that monkey swill—it's going to rot your gut! I quite like good whiskey, but not monkey swill like that.See also: monkey, swill

swill

An alcoholic beverage, especially beer, and typically one that is particularly unpleasant or low quality. I'll never understand how you can drink that swill! There's only one pub in this town, and all it serves is swill.

swill down

To drink something in fast, large gulps. Said especially of alcoholic beverages. A noun or pronoun can be used between "swill" and "down." He was swilling down wine throughout dinner, and he was nearly incoherent by the time we got to dessert. Let me just swill this down and I'll be ready to go.See also: down, swill

swill down with (something)

To aid, follow, or accompany the ingestion of something with large gulps of a particular beverage. A noun or pronoun can be used between "swill" and "down." He swilled down the large, unpleasant pills with a large glass of water. We kept swilling down the hot wings with beer, so we were quite drunk by the end of dinner.See also: down, swill

swill out

To rinse something out in order to clean or empty it. A noun or pronoun can be used between "swill" and "out." Be sure to swill out your cups with water and sterilizing solution after every meal while you're out here. Just swill the glasses from last night out and pour the wine into them.See also: out, swill

swill something down

to drink something, especially an alcoholic drink, in great gulps. The guy took a quart of beer and swilled it down in a few seconds. He swilled down a quart of beer.See also: down, swill

swill down

v.1. To drink something quickly: After the toast, we swilled down our beers. I poured a tall glass of orange juice and swilled it down.2. swill down with To follow the ingestion of something, such as food, with the ingestion of some liquid: We swilled down the hot dogs with beer. I swilled the bitter medicine down with a glass of water.See also: down, swill

swill out

v. To empty or clean something by a flow of water or liquid: After you finish washing the dishes, swill out the sink with water. I swilled the cup out and poured myself a glass of milk.See also: out, swill

monkey swill

n. inferior liquor; strong liquor. Where did you get this monkey swill? This would kill a monkey anyway. See also: monkey, swill

swill

1. n. liquor. The swill they serve here is better than you can get elsewhere. 2. n. a drink of liquor. Here, you can have a little swill of mine. 3. tv. & in. to drink liquor. He swilled a whole case of beer yesterday. Isn’t he joyful yet? 4. n. any nasty food or drink. Let’s go over to the ptomaine-domain and get our evening swill.

swill-up

n. a drinking bout. There was a swill-up at the frat house last week.

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verb drink

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verb rinse

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noun waste

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verb to swallow (food or drink) greedily or rapidly in large amounts

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noun an act of drinking or the amount swallowed

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noun wet feed (especially for pigs) consisting of mostly kitchen waste mixed with water or skimmed or sour milk

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verb feed pigs

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verb drink large quantities of (liquid, especially alcoholic drink)

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