0 to cause a liquid to flow around or over something, often in order to clean it: --
1 to drink, especially alcohol, quickly and in large amounts --
3 the movement of liquid over or around something, often in order to clean it: --
4 to drink something, usually alcohol, in large amounts --
5 waste food used for feeding pigs, or fig. bad or unpleasant food --
The law requires that all meat, bones, offal, swill, waste food-stuffs and kitchen waste should be boiled before being fed to animals or poultry.
Any increase resulting from unlicensed waste food users discontinuing their swill rounds should not pose particular problems.
These are cleaned daily, but as the cleaning involves swilling with water, the floors are always wet.
Are others planned for areas of the world where illicit arms are swilling around?
These do not include procedures to determine whether pigmeat products have been fed on swill.
Fresh meat from vaccinated animals carries the virus and may infect healthy animals that feed on swill containing it.
This calculation excludes swill, farm and garden waste and other bulky foods.
One thing we do know with absolute certainty: one of the chief causes of this disease is the feeding of swill.
