to chugalug

Examples

• All

• During the party, we took turns to chugalug our drinks as fast as we could.

• Yeah, you look like you should be chugging Red Bulls and screaming.

  Austin Evans

• We play a game and the loser of the game has to chug an ice cold soda super fast to get a brain freeze.

• They will have to chug a three beer pitcher.

• I did a really quick workout this morning, chugged a smoothie.

  Allana Davison

• But I've been chugging this Melanta stuff to, like, coat my stomach.

  The Basement Yard

• I was doing doughnuts in a hospital lobby while chugging A Fortio fireball.

  The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

• To win the challenge, she had to chugalug that entire pitcher of lemonade.

Synonyms

C

to chug

vsto chugalug

• Informal

31 5.0

To drink something quickly in large gulps

refers to quick drinking that often happens all at once rather than continuous gulps

G

to guzzle

vsto chugalug

• Informal

16 5.8

To drink a lot very quickly

focuses on very quick, often all at once drinking, not implied thirst

S

to swill

vsto chugalug

• Informal

5 7.5

To drink a lot quickly, usually alcoholic drinks

is more about very fast single consumption rather than general excess drinking

S

to skull

vsto chugalug

• Australian

2 9.9

To drink alcohol very quickly in one go

is the same meaning with no notable difference in use

S

to swig

vsto chugalug

• Informal

1 6.7

To drink a large amount quickly in one swallow

is about very fast drinking often all at once rather than a single greedy swallow

D

to drink down

vsto chugalug

1 3.2

To empty a glass quickly in one long gulp

focuses on very rapid drinking rather than merely finishing the drink

C

to chug coffee

vsto chugalug

• Informal

1 5.9

To drink coffee quickly in big gulps to wake up

refers especially to alcohol or any drink taken very quickly and all at once

T

to toss off

vsto chugalug

• Informal

8.4

To drink a whole glass quickly, often of alcohol

emphasizes that this happens often rather than a single quick act

S

to swigger

vsto chugalug

• Informal

9.9

To drink a liquid quickly in big gulps, often alcohol

is about finishing the drink completely all at once rather than gulping

B

to belt down

vsto chugalug

• UK

8.5

To drink quickly, often alcohol

is similar but does not imply it is mainly for alcohol

S

to swill down

vsto chugalug

• Informal

8.0

To drink a lot very quickly, often alcohol

focuses on very rapid single consumption rather than just large quantity

Antonyms

S

to sip

127 1.0

To drink a small amount at a time, usually slowly

How Fast

to guzzle

• Informal

16 5.8

to chugalug

• Slang

9.9

to gulp

26 2.9

to chug

• Informal

31 5.0

to drink

∞ 1.0

to sip

127 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology