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swill

[swil] / swɪl /




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He brought truckloads of bottled water for residents to drink since the water provided by the politicians in charge had turned into toxic swill.

From Washington Times

In private, Bach seeks out good bottles of red wine — bad ones he calls Brühe, a German word for swill — and enjoys the card game skat.

From New York Times

Most come from young adults, more fully immersed in the toxic swill of social media.

From Seattle Times

The pigs on the farm live an optimised life, with a precisely calibrated amount of exercise and a carefully composed swill mix.

From The Guardian

Feeding the animals “industrial pig swill,” a goulash that, cannibalistically, includes ground-up pig parts.

From New York Times