WebBritannica Dictionary definition of GUZZLE informal : to drink (something, such as beer or liquor) quickly or in large amounts [+ object] She spends her days smoking cigarettes and … Webguzzle something down to drink something rapidly and eagerly. He guzzled the beer down and called for another. He guzzled down the beer and called for another. See also: down, guzzle McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. See also: ask down chow down chow something down bear …

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Webgas–guzzler. 1 ENTRIES FOUND: gas–guzzler (noun) gas–guzzler / ˈ gæs ˈ gʌzlɚ/ noun. plural gas–guzzlers. Britannica Dictionary definition of GAS–GUZZLER. [count] US, informal. : a usually large vehicle that uses a lot of gasoline. Webn. an automobile that gets relatively few miles to the gallon. [1975–80] long shawls for women

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WebDefinition of '-guzzling' -guzzling in British English (ˈɡʌzlɪŋ ) adjective (in combination) consuming a specified resource in a way that is wasteful and unnecessary gas-guzzling The boom of the 1980s led to a taste for petrol-guzzling cars. big energy-guzzling houses Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers Webguzzle. 1. To use or consume some resource rapidly or in large quantities. Every time the price of oil rises, people start trading cars that guzzle gas for more fuel-efficient ones. Some app on my phone is guzzling my battery, and I can't figure out which one it is. 2. slang To drink something very quickly, often alcohol. Webn. a group of people who decide to meet and make purchases at a local business. The aim is both to support it and to meet up with the community. Inspired by the phenomenon of flash mobs, which refers to groups of people mobilized by social media to perform entertaining or unusual acts in public, such as choreographies Additional comments: hopeless colleen hoover characters