/kwɑf/
VERB
To drink a beverage eagerly, enthusiastically, or in large quantities, often with enjoyment or relish.
Used to describe drinking beverages with enthusiasm, pleasure, or considerable enjoyment, particularly during social gatherings or celebrations.
Used when someone drinks a substantial amount of liquid, often quickly or in several large mouthfuls rather than sipping slowly.
Used in a broader drinking context to describe consuming a beverage in small mouthfuls, although these alternatives generally suggest slower or more measured drinking than quaffing.
NOUN
The act of drinking a large quantity of liquid at once or a substantial draught of a beverage.
Refers to a generous quantity of liquid consumed in a single drinking occasion, particularly an alcoholic or refreshing beverage.