Drinking something quickly and greedily, often taking large gulps without stopping.
From Middle English 'gusen,' possibly of imitative origin or from Scandinavian roots. The '-ling' ending indicates the present participle form.
The word 'guzzle' became popular in the 1600s during England's tavern culture, and it perfectly captures that gulping sound—English really is a language of sounds for every situation!
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