Definition of beer-swilling in English:

beer-swilling

adjective

1Drinking a large quantity of beer.
Example sentencesExamples
- They are not beer-swilling, trouble-causing louts who litter the streets, taking up police time and making York and every other city in the UK dangerous places to be every weekend.
- Then there's Buzzo, a beer-swilling alcoholic with neurological problems.
- The Vegas audience of polyester-clad gamblers and middle-aged couples contrast starkly with the fag-puffing, beer-swilling crowds at home.
- He chose that path, this beer-swilling, wild life.
- A show about beer-swilling high school boys doesn't register on the serious-theatre metre, but this show is subtly about so much more.
- These riders have different needs than the jeans-wearing, beer-swilling bikers of days past.
- As Ken points out, for the sake of a few quid, they will lose much custom from beer-swilling jazzers and folkies.
- It makes a change from the beer-swilling, girl-chasing, drugs-flirting image that he has specialised in back home before disappearing to far-flung parts for his gap year.
- You know that at best Billy will be crushed by pit life and at worst he will eventually turn into a version of his swaggering, beer-swilling elder brother.
- I observed, in fine egalitarian style, a punt full of beer-swilling lads float by - a mate running along the tow path, shooting down the bank, using a punt full of tourists as a stepping stone, and leaping in among them.
- Drink is one of the major social problems which contributes to the perception that streets are not safe after dark, unless you happen to be part of a gang of beer-swilling teens.
- But even my beer-swilling customers seemed to have the same ennui that I did.
- I mean, why would beer-swilling, loutish men ever want to watch these events?
- Many sports fans who would rather watch the Super Bowl with a bunch of beer-swilling buddies than be present at the birth of their first child often recite that fired old saw about hockey being more violent than any other sport.
- The gym is hardly the place for lardy beer-swilling darts players.
- She cares about the welfare of others and the environmental legacy we'll leave our kids, unlike the beer-swilling brain-dead, who know nothing, and care even less, about either.
- You'll definitely be in better shape than a beer-swilling, channel-surfing couch potato, but you won't be very fit.
- Beneath that Kiwi veneer of earthy, beer-swilling practicality, we're actually outstandingly good at the pure abstract stuff.
- The journey they make from their local watering hole to the sea allows the beer-swilling laddish men to swap stories, memories and reflect on times past.
- Although the good people of Munchen are renowned for their beer-swilling skills at the annual Oktoberfest, it seems they are not afraid to travel for their few pints.
1. 1.1 Boorish or rowdy.
  some beer-swilling yobs went on the rampage in Cranfield
  Example sentencesExamples
  But if you've been put-off by holidaying in Cyprus by the tabloid tales of beer-swilling thugs, drunken teenagers and late night revelling, think again.
  Two teenage friends were punched and robbed by a gang of beer-swilling thugs.

Definition of beer-swilling in US English:

beer-swilling

adjectiveˈbirˌswiliNGˈbɪrˌswɪlɪŋ

1Drinking a lot of beer.
Example sentencesExamples
- He chose that path, this beer-swilling, wild life.
- They are not beer-swilling, trouble-causing louts who litter the streets, taking up police time and making York and every other city in the UK dangerous places to be every weekend.
- It makes a change from the beer-swilling, girl-chasing, drugs-flirting image that he has specialised in back home before disappearing to far-flung parts for his gap year.
- I mean, why would beer-swilling, loutish men ever want to watch these events?
- I observed, in fine egalitarian style, a punt full of beer-swilling lads float by - a mate running along the tow path, shooting down the bank, using a punt full of tourists as a stepping stone, and leaping in among them.
- Although the good people of Munchen are renowned for their beer-swilling skills at the annual Oktoberfest, it seems they are not afraid to travel for their few pints.
- These riders have different needs than the jeans-wearing, beer-swilling bikers of days past.
- The Vegas audience of polyester-clad gamblers and middle-aged couples contrast starkly with the fag-puffing, beer-swilling crowds at home.
- Then there's Buzzo, a beer-swilling alcoholic with neurological problems.
- You know that at best Billy will be crushed by pit life and at worst he will eventually turn into a version of his swaggering, beer-swilling elder brother.
- She cares about the welfare of others and the environmental legacy we'll leave our kids, unlike the beer-swilling brain-dead, who know nothing, and care even less, about either.
- Drink is one of the major social problems which contributes to the perception that streets are not safe after dark, unless you happen to be part of a gang of beer-swilling teens.
- Many sports fans who would rather watch the Super Bowl with a bunch of beer-swilling buddies than be present at the birth of their first child often recite that fired old saw about hockey being more violent than any other sport.
- The journey they make from their local watering hole to the sea allows the beer-swilling laddish men to swap stories, memories and reflect on times past.
- But even my beer-swilling customers seemed to have the same ennui that I did.
- A show about beer-swilling high school boys doesn't register on the serious-theatre metre, but this show is subtly about so much more.
- The gym is hardly the place for lardy beer-swilling darts players.
- As Ken points out, for the sake of a few quid, they will lose much custom from beer-swilling jazzers and folkies.
- You'll definitely be in better shape than a beer-swilling, channel-surfing couch potato, but you won't be very fit.
- Beneath that Kiwi veneer of earthy, beer-swilling practicality, we're actually outstandingly good at the pure abstract stuff.
1. 1.1 Disreputable, rowdy.
  some beer-swilling yobs went on the rampage in Cranfield
  Example sentencesExamples
  But if you've been put-off by holidaying in Cyprus by the tabloid tales of beer-swilling thugs, drunken teenagers and late night revelling, think again.
  Two teenage friends were punched and robbed by a gang of beer-swilling thugs.

单词	beer-swilling
释义	Definition of beer-swilling in English: beer-swilling adjective 1Drinking a large quantity of beer. Example sentencesExamples They are not beer-swilling, trouble-causing louts who litter the streets, taking up police time and making York and every other city in the UK dangerous places to be every weekend. Then there's Buzzo, a beer-swilling alcoholic with neurological problems. The Vegas audience of polyester-clad gamblers and middle-aged couples contrast starkly with the fag-puffing, beer-swilling crowds at home. He chose that path, this beer-swilling, wild life. A show about beer-swilling high school boys doesn't register on the serious-theatre metre, but this show is subtly about so much more. These riders have different needs than the jeans-wearing, beer-swilling bikers of days past. As Ken points out, for the sake of a few quid, they will lose much custom from beer-swilling jazzers and folkies. It makes a change from the beer-swilling, girl-chasing, drugs-flirting image that he has specialised in back home before disappearing to far-flung parts for his gap year. You know that at best Billy will be crushed by pit life and at worst he will eventually turn into a version of his swaggering, beer-swilling elder brother. I observed, in fine egalitarian style, a punt full of beer-swilling lads float by - a mate running along the tow path, shooting down the bank, using a punt full of tourists as a stepping stone, and leaping in among them. Drink is one of the major social problems which contributes to the perception that streets are not safe after dark, unless you happen to be part of a gang of beer-swilling teens. But even my beer-swilling customers seemed to have the same ennui that I did. I mean, why would beer-swilling, loutish men ever want to watch these events? Many sports fans who would rather watch the Super Bowl with a bunch of beer-swilling buddies than be present at the birth of their first child often recite that fired old saw about hockey being more violent than any other sport. The gym is hardly the place for lardy beer-swilling darts players. She cares about the welfare of others and the environmental legacy we'll leave our kids, unlike the beer-swilling brain-dead, who know nothing, and care even less, about either. You'll definitely be in better shape than a beer-swilling, channel-surfing couch potato, but you won't be very fit. Beneath that Kiwi veneer of earthy, beer-swilling practicality, we're actually outstandingly good at the pure abstract stuff. The journey they make from their local watering hole to the sea allows the beer-swilling laddish men to swap stories, memories and reflect on times past. Although the good people of Munchen are renowned for their beer-swilling skills at the annual Oktoberfest, it seems they are not afraid to travel for their few pints. 1.1 Boorish or rowdy. some beer-swilling yobs went on the rampage in Cranfield Example sentencesExamples But if you've been put-off by holidaying in Cyprus by the tabloid tales of beer-swilling thugs, drunken teenagers and late night revelling, think again. Two teenage friends were punched and robbed by a gang of beer-swilling thugs. Definition of beer-swilling in US English: beer-swilling adjectiveˈbirˌswiliNGˈbɪrˌswɪlɪŋ 1Drinking a lot of beer. Example sentencesExamples He chose that path, this beer-swilling, wild life. They are not beer-swilling, trouble-causing louts who litter the streets, taking up police time and making York and every other city in the UK dangerous places to be every weekend. It makes a change from the beer-swilling, girl-chasing, drugs-flirting image that he has specialised in back home before disappearing to far-flung parts for his gap year. I mean, why would beer-swilling, loutish men ever want to watch these events? I observed, in fine egalitarian style, a punt full of beer-swilling lads float by - a mate running along the tow path, shooting down the bank, using a punt full of tourists as a stepping stone, and leaping in among them. Although the good people of Munchen are renowned for their beer-swilling skills at the annual Oktoberfest, it seems they are not afraid to travel for their few pints. These riders have different needs than the jeans-wearing, beer-swilling bikers of days past. The Vegas audience of polyester-clad gamblers and middle-aged couples contrast starkly with the fag-puffing, beer-swilling crowds at home. Then there's Buzzo, a beer-swilling alcoholic with neurological problems. You know that at best Billy will be crushed by pit life and at worst he will eventually turn into a version of his swaggering, beer-swilling elder brother. She cares about the welfare of others and the environmental legacy we'll leave our kids, unlike the beer-swilling brain-dead, who know nothing, and care even less, about either. Drink is one of the major social problems which contributes to the perception that streets are not safe after dark, unless you happen to be part of a gang of beer-swilling teens. Many sports fans who would rather watch the Super Bowl with a bunch of beer-swilling buddies than be present at the birth of their first child often recite that fired old saw about hockey being more violent than any other sport. The journey they make from their local watering hole to the sea allows the beer-swilling laddish men to swap stories, memories and reflect on times past. But even my beer-swilling customers seemed to have the same ennui that I did. A show about beer-swilling high school boys doesn't register on the serious-theatre metre, but this show is subtly about so much more. The gym is hardly the place for lardy beer-swilling darts players. As Ken points out, for the sake of a few quid, they will lose much custom from beer-swilling jazzers and folkies. You'll definitely be in better shape than a beer-swilling, channel-surfing couch potato, but you won't be very fit. Beneath that Kiwi veneer of earthy, beer-swilling practicality, we're actually outstandingly good at the pure abstract stuff. 1.1 Disreputable, rowdy. some beer-swilling yobs went on the rampage in Cranfield Example sentencesExamples But if you've been put-off by holidaying in Cyprus by the tabloid tales of beer-swilling thugs, drunken teenagers and late night revelling, think again. Two teenage friends were punched and robbed by a gang of beer-swilling thugs.
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