quaff

Then they return, quaff some drinks and tell about what got away.

Just point to what looks good and quaff it down while standing at the counter.

Students have been quaffing upward of 200 cups a day.

The girl looked surprised, but took the money and quaffed another whiskey.

I think there will be a few glasses quaffed in celebration.

Now I take a small sip and wait out the reaction before quaffing the rest.

"If you're going to quaff it like that, I should think so.

He seemed momentarily at a loss, then quaffed some more brandy.

All the others did the same, but I managed to quaff most of mine, before it was struck from my hand.

He went to the whiskey bottle and quaffed from it freely.

He quaffed the rest of his drink and sighed.

We can quaff a cup or two in private."

Those who quaffed more than seven drinks per week were the most likely to have heartburn.

The sweet liquor of success is what we will all quaff together."

She quaffed the liquid, and returned the goblet to his hand.

Each man quaffed wine and tore at the meat he held with great good cheer.

By this time he'd opened a new bottle of tequila and was quaffing it down.

Especially when there are plenty of other places in the neighborhood to quaff a brew.

She quaffed the wine and put the glass on a nearby bookshelf.

For a moment, his face disappeared as he quaffed half the wine in a single gulp.

She quaffed the wine in one long gulp, then made a sour face.

George thanked Ron, quaffed down a good pint and then we all began to talk.

The fox quaffed the wine, then took the liberty of pouring himself some more.

On the journey home, Champagne was quaffed and toasts were made.

It has been too long since we have quaffed October ale together."