Swill

What do we mean by swill?

To drink greedily or grossly. intransitive verb

To follow the ingestion of (food, for example) with the ingestion of a liquid. intransitive verb

To flood with water, as for washing or rinsing. intransitive verb

To swirl (a liquid) around in a container or in one's mouth. intransitive verb

To feed (animals) with swill. intransitive verb

To drink greedily or to excess. intransitive verb

A mixture of liquid and solid food, such as table scraps, fed to animals, especially pigs; slop. noun

Liquor or other alcohol of poor quality. noun

A swig or gulp of a drink. noun

Liquid in general; especially a liquid that leaks, gushes, or swills in. noun

A shade. noun

To rinse; drench; wash; bathe.

To drink greedily or to excess.

To fill; swell with fullness.

To wash; rinse.

To drink greedily; drink to excess.

A wicker basket of a round or globular form, with open top, in which red herrings and other fish and goods are carried to market for sale. noun

Specifically A basket of 100 herrings. noun

(collective) A mixture of solid and liquid food scraps fed to pigs etc; especially kitchen waste for this purpose.

(by extension) Any disgusting or distasteful liquid.

(by extension) Anything disgusting or worthless.

A large quantity of liquid drunk at one swallow.

Inexpensive beer or alcohol.

(Ultimate Frisbee) A badly-thrown pass.

The last quarter of your forty that typically tastes like shit Urban Dictionary

1. (noun) cheap, crappy beer such as busch light or keystone light. 2. (verb) to drink alcohol quickly to get drunk. Urban Dictionary

(verb) in greenwich "to swill" is to drink and/or get drunk. this term is mostly used in the public high school...therefore, when you use the term everybody knows where you're from. Urban Dictionary

Adj. Anything bad, sub-standard or worthless. Urban Dictionary

When the New York Times ruins your game of Wordle or a Crossword by using a word that sounds made-up Urban Dictionary

To ingest large amounts of alcohol Urban Dictionary

A swill is someone from Swilly, who thinks they are solid walking around with their burberry scarfs and baseball caps. They have their adidas trackies tucked into their football socks, and say things like, "ere, don't mess or i'll ding ya, 'n' run u over wimme nova!" Urban Dictionary

Someone who comes from Devonport or the area round it, and reckons they're the hardest person to walk this earth, but no one will disagree with them because even if the swill aint the hardest guy around him and his mates will outnumber anyone who disagrees with him about 15 to 1 and kick their head in, leving them for dead after kicking the unconcious body around the road. Urban Dictionary

Chinese grease, or anything smelling like santa's crack. Urban Dictionary

Being from Devonport in Plymouth i have lots of contact with 'swills' Typical clothing is tracksuits (boys) and denim mini skirts with fat legs (girls) and lots of crap, fake gold, oh and a dog so they can look well 'ard! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to swill:
swill, will, still, swell, spill, shill, skill, swirl, sill, twill.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word swill:
milk, pig, cows, pigs, brook, processed, scandal, fed, beer, referendum, tanks, processing, food, remaining, australian, sold, ten, term.

Words that rhyme with swill:
bill, will, mill, still, drill, fulfill, till, hill, spill, shill, chill, skill, fill, goodwill, pill, kill, ill, grill, until, thrill, instill, til, sill, nil, trill, quill, shrill, rill, grille, distill, brazil, mil, gill, daffodil, frill, overkill, twill, tamil, treadmill, brill, dill, landfill, standstill, downhill, krill, uphill, lil, windmill, distil, deville, refill, rille, sil, ghyll, nill, il, ville, phil, bastille, gil, pil, jill, zill, mille, fil, handbill, lille, sawmill, advil, demille, prill, zil, anthill, fille, seville, albertville, good will, thill, foothill, free will, hornbill, crill, fire drill, ill will, dollar bill, bil, schill, cowgill, abril, dphil, stil, true bill, one dollar bill, bougainville, molehill, belleville, overfill, paper mill, mandeville, wil.

Adjectives that are often used to describe swill:
pig, such, good, long, little, verbal, own, cold, more, hog, warm, hot, effervescent, quick, sour, unboiled, much, liquid, brown, cheap, mutual, rich, muddy, fresh, raw, washing, thin, foreign, deep, bitter, stale, full, filthy, usual, infected, stagnant, big, hearty, smelling, unrepresentative, uncooked, sea, attainable, disgusting, pure, urban, boiled, insipid, grey, vile, sweet, huge, rotten, horrible, slimy, ancient, awful, concentrated, rotgut, cooked.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective swill:
tub, pail, milk, trough, tubs, barrel, bucket, hole, pails, barrels, fed, pot, bin, box, broth, sleep, cans, bins, feeding, cart, yard.

Consonant match to swill:
swell, swirl, swale.

Words that sound like swill:
swill, swell, swel, swol, swale, sweal, swal, swing, sewell, still, switch, spill, swirl, sill, swish, stil, smil, sil, styl, cil, swich, cill, spil, squill, syl, stille, spille, swilled, swills, stihl, swilley, swiller, cyl, cyrille, scil, swung, whil, i will, sual, sewel, sewall, ceol, hwyl, syal, c l, c.l, smell, cell, spell, sell, swells, sel, swelled, cel, smle, sul, stle, stal, stell, sull, smel, snell, spel, stel, stull, stele, sahel, swelt, sweller, stl, selle, stelle, sowell, sele, psl, celle, snel, serle, stuhl, seawell, syll, psle, ssl, swelve, tsl, swang, suhail, seol, sail, cele, ciel, oh well, ceil, cile, ceal, saal, saile, sael, sahl, -style.