Swill | Mean of swill in English Dictionary
/ˈswɪl/
- Verb
- to drink (something) quickly in large amounts
- They were swilling (down) beer and playing cards.
- to move around in a container
- She watched the water swill around in the bucket.
- to cause (a liquid) to move around in a container
- He swilled the water around in the pot.
- to clean (something) by pouring water on it
- He swilled the floor with buckets of water.
- Noun
- food for animals (such as pigs) made from scraps of food and water
- food or drink that is very bad or unappealing
- I refuse to eat this swill. [=garbage]
