Nowadays, quaff has an old-fashioned, literary sound to it. For more contemporary words that suggest drinking a lot of something, especially in big gulps and in large quantity, you might try drain, pound, …

QUAFF definition: to drink a beverage, especially an intoxicating one, copiously and with hearty enjoyment. See examples of quaff used in a sentence.

Artists used to come and paint it, and there are one or two good inns on the banks where one could quaff one's ale in the summer.

quaff in British English (kwɒf , kwɑːf ) verb to drink heartily or in one draught

2 days ago · quaff (third-person singular simple present quaffs, present participle quaffing, simple past and past participle quaffed) I can't believe you quaffed four pints of beer and could still drive!

To quaff is to gulp. You’re in a desert; you haven’t had water in days; you’re wicked thirsty. Then you find an oasis! You lean over and quaff the water.

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We put the cup of pleasure to our lips, and quaff, instead of cooling draughts, the fiery flashes of searing excess.

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

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