quaff

• Simple and easy to quaff, enjoy now for the plum, tea and cherry cola highlights; —  The New Wine Consumer: Wine Brands
• Just the paid provider of certain species of mental refreshment,--a sort of fashionable drink that the hurrying public, coming along and seeing others drinking, took a gulp at and went on with its much more important work nor better nor worse for the quaff. —  In the Mist of the Mountains
• From A Diary of the Salisbury Parliament_, by Mr. H. LUCY, anyone can quaff or sip, just as his thirst for Parliamentary knowledge may be feverish or moderate, but healthy. —  Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, December 17, 1892
• --'And I'll vow,' said another rustic, 'the wine they quaff is none of your visionary drink, such as a drouthie body has dished out to his lips in a dream; nor is it shadowy and unsubstantial, like the vessels they sail in, which are made out of a cockleshell or a cast-off slipper, or the paring of a seaman's right thumb-nail. —  Stories of Mystery
• Pyrrhic phalanx, a phalanx such as was used by Pyrrhus, king of Epirus quaff (kwaf), drink Queen of Lebanon (Leba-nen), Lady Hester Stanhope, niece of William Pitt. —  Elson Grammar School Literature v4

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