swig|swigs in English

noun

[swɪg]

large swallow of liquid, gulp

Use "swig|swigs" in a sentence

1. He smiled and a swig.

2. He took a swig of water.

3. Don't swig beer the way you drink water.

4. He smiled and took a swig.

5. Me mum's had a few swigs, but there's still plenty left.

6. She took a long swig of coke.

7. The soldiers took it in turns to swig vodka.

8. He took a deep swig from the bottle.

9. He stopped, took a swig of the dead champagne.

10. He smiled and took a swig from the bottle.

11. Hall winked and took a healthy swig from his canteen cup.

12. She took a swig of wine and lit a cigarette.

13. She took a swig of whisky, straight from the bottle.

14. He took a swig of whisky from his hip flask.

15. She had a quick swig of water and then set off again.

16. I picked up the bottle beside me and took another long swig.

17. He reached around for the beer, found it, and took a long swig.

18. He took a swig at the aspirin and the sour grains stuck in his throat.

19. Elinor took another swig of sherry and Henry arranged wine glasses at each place.

20. Want some wine? she said. He smiled and took a swig from the bottle.

21. The SWIG tool creates source code that provides the glue between C/C++ and the target language.

22. When SWIG creates an extension module, these declarations are accessible as scripting language functions, variables, and constants respectively.

23. The 1994 deal with Prince Waleed came a year after the death of family patriarch Mel Swig.

24. But she rejected the notion as he leaned back against the cushions and took a quick swig of his brandy.

25. 13 "I'M TERRIBLY sorry," begins a well-spoken young woman, "but could I have a swig of your beer?