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    guzzle
    /ˈɡʌzl/

    verb

    • 1. eat or drink (something) greedily: "he would guzzle his ale"

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  2. GUZZLE definition: 1. to drink quickly, eagerly, and usually in large amounts: 2. to use large amounts of petrol very…. Learn more.

  3. 1. : to drink greedily or habitually. guzzle beer. 2. : consume, use up. devices that guzzle electricity. guzzler. ˈgə-z (ə-)lər. noun. Synonyms. belt (down) drink. gulp. hoist. imbibe. knock back. pound (down)

  4. Guzzle definition: to drink, or sometimes eat, greedily, frequently, or plentifully. See examples of GUZZLE used in a sentence.

  5. GUZZLE definition: to eat or drink a lot of something quickly: . Learn more.

  6. To guzzle is to gulp down a liquid very quickly. After running a marathon, you might be tempted to guzzle Gatorade, but it's important to sip slowly so you don't get sick. If your brother somehow manages to drink an entire gallon of milk in two days, he guzzles it.

  7. 1. verb. If you guzzle something, you drink it or eat it quickly and greedily. [informal] Melissa had guzzled gin and tonics like they were lemonade. [VERB noun] [ Also VERB] 2. verb. If you say that a vehicle guzzles fuel, you mean that it uses a lot of it in a way that is wasteful and unnecessary.

  8. Definition of guzzle verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

  9. Guzzle definition: to drink, or sometimes eat, greedily, frequently, or plentifully. See examples of GUZZLE used in a sentence.

  10. Define guzzle. guzzle synonyms, guzzle pronunciation, guzzle translation, English dictionary definition of guzzle. v. guz·zled , guz·zling , guz·zles v. tr. 1. To drink greedily or habitually: guzzle beer. 2. To consume to excess: a car that guzzles gas. v. intr.

  11. GUZZLE meaning: to drink (something, such as beer or liquor) quickly or in large amounts sometimes used figuratively.