swill

• Substantivo que designa alimento úmido para animais, especialmente porcos, geralmente preparado com restos de comida misturados com água ou leite.

A noun referring to wet feed for animals, especially pigs, typically made from kitchen waste mixed with water or milk.

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1. Wet animal feedB2formal

   A mixture of liquid and solid food waste, often given to pigs.

   Lavagem

   • The farmer prepared a bucket of swill for the pigs.
   • Swill is often made from leftover kitchen scraps and water.
   • The pigs eagerly ate the swill poured into their trough.

   Sinônimospigswillpigwashslop

2. Unappetizing drink or foodB2informal

   Any drink or food that is considered unpleasant, watery, or of low quality.

   Lavagem

   • This coffee tastes like swill.
   • They served us some watery swill at the cafeteria.
   • I can't believe people pay for that swill.

   Sinônimosbilgedishwatergarbagehogwashmuckpigswillslop

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de beber algo de forma gulosa ou em grandes quantidades, ou de enxaguar/lavar algo com um líquido.

A verb used to indicate the act of drinking something greedily or in large quantities, or to rinse or wash something with a liquid.

1. B2formal

   To feed pigs with kitchen waste or a mixture of liquid and solid food scraps.

   Alimentar porcos

   • The farmer swilled the pigs with leftover mash.
   • They swill the hogs every morning with grain and water.
   • The pigs were swilled with a mixture of vegetables and grains.

   Sinônimosslop

2. Drink greedily or in large quantitiesB2informal

   To drink something, especially alcohol, quickly and in large amounts.

   Beber vorazmente

   • He swilled down a pint of beer in one go.
   • They spent the evening swilling cheap wine.
   • She swilled the water from the bottle after the long run.

   Sinônimosbeltchugdowngulpguzzleimbibeknock backquaffslugswigtippletoss back

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