chugalug

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chug·a·lug

(chŭg′ə-lŭg′) Slang

v. chug·a·lugged, chug·a·lug·ging, chug·a·lugs

v.tr.

To chug (a beverage).

v.intr.

To chug a beverage.

adv.

In continuous gulps: drank the beer chugalug.

[Imitative.]

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