swill

Object

• beer: The only real reaction came from the two boys swilling beer.
• drink: Rule 7: Swilling drinks during exercise does NOT increase your risk of digestive system problems.
• wine: Legs: When you swill wine in a glass, it leaves a liquid film on the inside of the glass.
• water: C: Chewing sugar free gum D: Swilling cold water around mouth.
• ale: He fights, he sweats, he swills ale, he bullies.
• round: These are then swilled round the glass to 'clean' it for the next person and tipped onto the sawdust covering the floor.

Converse of object

• feed: An interim measure taken by DEFRA during the crisis was to ban the practice of feeding swill to pigs in the UK.
• ban: Swill Feeding The Co-operative Group was ahead of legislation in banning swill from animal feed for animals reared for Co-op Brand products.
• eat: Worse than that his hunger reduced him to eating the pigs swill.

Adjective modifier

• quick: Nice messy job even after I had given them a quick swill in the cleaning tank.

Modifies a noun

• feeder: The Government did, however, assist swill feeders in other ways.
• feeding: Following the outbreak, the risks from swill feeding became much greater.
• bucket: Marshall McLuhan Advertising is Advertising is the rattling of a stick inside a swill bucket.
• basket: Weave a willow doll, make an oak swill basket, turn a chair leg.

Modifying Another Word

• then: These are then swilled round the glass to 'clean' it for the next person and tipped onto the sawdust covering the floor.
• down: The top steps swilled down and the other ones dry.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: As long as the amount of water is not swilling around, you stand a good chance of saving the day.
• down: The smoke stuck in the chimney before swilling down to fill the room with thick, blue vapors that made everyone's eyes smart.

Followed by a transitive particle

• down: In the London area alone an estimated 1000 tons of cooking fat is swilled down the sewer network each year* .

Noun used with modifier

• pig: He would boil up the contents to make pig swill to feed his animals.