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The company says that the chug would best be combined with exercise and better eating, but that obviously would be up to patients.

Chug: dull explosive sound, usually short and repeated, made by or AS if by a laboring engine.

This time last week, the first cruisers were beginning to chug down the river.

Markets plunged by 10% or more twice during the late 1990s, yet growth continued to chug along.

We chug upstream through the jungle in a little fishing boat, past deep rock channels, dripping with vines and moss.

I always think you're about to go, "Chug! "

Australians chug an impressive 84 litres of beer a year.

Oh, I love to chug milk! Sometimes I chug milk right out of the bottle in the fridge.

Conversations in restaurants chug along nicely; silences are companionable.

If attention wanes or players become impulsive or anxious, cars slow to a chug.

It will chug along perfectly happily as long as the world operates as it always has in the past.

That said, chewing actually becomes a chore, so anything I can drink or chug is ideal.

Chug a protein shake after workout.

The loser had to chug-a-lug his drink.

After a long run on a hot day I can chug an entire bottle of water!

South Africans chug down over 50 litres.

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Here's a surprising way to supercharge any diet--and your health: Chug a glass of low-sodium vegetable juice every day.

Is it necessary to chug down eight glasses of water daily, or is this recommendation exaggerated and out of date?

Australians chug an impressive 84 litres of beer a year. (The global average is a shameful 27 litres. )

Tugboats chug past, shoving and hauling their variously laden barges;

chug: to move making the sound of an engine running slowly