deep-draught

No; to drink a deep draught of it this time.

He gave them each a can, knocked off his first one in a single deep draught, and then opened another.

Only after another deep draught did he feel ready even to think about speaking of what had happened.

Then drinking a deep draught from it, fell back dead.

He put milk in his tea and took a deep draught of it.

He took a deep draught of the cold air, which was getting colder by the minute.

I found my wine and took a deep draught of it.

A liberal measure in his glass, he took a long deep draught.

Then she reached for a glass of wine and took a deep draught.

He raised his cup and took a long, deep draught.