Definition of quaff - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
drinkingDated drink a lot quickly and with enthusiasmDated
- He quaffed the cold water after his run.
Noun
bar orderDated hearty swallow, or the amount taken in one gulpDated
- He raised his mug and took a quaff.
Origin of quaff
German, quaffen (to drink)
Examples of quaff in a sentence
They quaffed ale at the festival. He finished his tale with a final quaff. She took a nervous quaff before stepping onstage.
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- French:descendre, gorgée, ...
- German:hinunterstürzen, Schluck, ...
- Italian:tracannare, sorsata, ...
- Spanish:apurar, trago, ...
- Portuguese:tragar, golada, ...
- Chinese:大口喝, 一大口, ...
- Japanese:がぶ飲みする, 力強く一口で飲むこと, ...
- Arabic:عَبَّ, جُرْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁתוֹת בְּתֵאָבוֹן, לְגִימָה, ...
- Russian:залпом выпить, залп, ...
- Ukrainian:випити, ковток, ...
- Hindi:गटगट पीना, जोश के साथ लिया गया बड़ा घूँट, ...
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