swig

noun
UK /swɪɡ/
US /swɪɡ/

A big quick drink from a bottle or cup.

He took a swig of water after the race.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To drink something quickly in large amounts.

She swigged the juice straight from the carton.

3. A large mouthful of a drink, especially an alcoholic one.

He poured himself a swig of rum.

4. To take a quick drink from a container.

They swigged from the shared bottle on the hike.