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swig

[swɪɡ]

swig Definition

to drink a large mouthful of liquid.

Using swig: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "swig" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He took a swig of beer from the bottle.

  • Example

    She swigged down the water and felt refreshed.

  • Example

    I swigged some cough syrup to ease my throat.

swig Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for swig

Phrases with swig

  • to drink a large gulp of liquid

    Example

    He took a swig of whiskey and grimaced.

  • to drink directly from the bottle

    Example

    She swigged from the bottle of soda and passed it to her friend.

  • a drink taken to bolster one's courage or confidence

    Example

    He took a swig of courage before stepping onto the stage.

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Summary: swig in Brief

The verb 'swig' [swɪɡ] means to drink a large mouthful of liquid. It is often used in phrases like 'take a swig' or 'swig from the bottle.' 'Swig' can also be used to describe taking a drink for courage or confidence, as in 'He took a swig of courage before stepping onto the stage.'