0 present participle of swill
1 to cause a liquid to flow around or over something, often in order to clean it:
2 to drink, especially alcohol, quickly and in large amounts
I have felt intimidated by bunches of raucous young people boarding the train, swilling their drink and throwing it across the floor.
Are others planned for areas of the world where illicit arms are swilling around?
These are cleaned daily, but as the cleaning involves swilling with water, the floors are always wet.
Alcohol causes the deterioration of those who compensate for the lack of something to do by swilling beer.
There could be large sums swilling around the financial system.
There is so much money swilling around that they do not need to go out and fight for members and donations.
A great deal of money is swilling around in the pockets of people who are patently not earning it.
Millions of people were swilling around who had suffered political persecution.
