(1) The beer was just warm swill

(2) A swill of ale

(3) Called swill or slop, this waste is used to feed pigs and other animals by farmers who were happy to get the cheap food.

(4) At sunset, everyone returns to the porch to swill rum punch and wait for the bats to swoop down.

(5) This appalling litter problem is mainly caused by the unpleasant habit of so many people now who eat their meals in the street, swill them down with a can of drink and then finish off with the inevitable cigarette.

(6) Gulping the drink down in one swill , I gagged as I was rudely reminded this particular glass of Coke had been injected with bourbon.

(7) These bottles bear witness to the multitude who tried to take advantage of the distinctive flask to flog off their own less-than-distinctive swill .

(8) I didn't want to have to swill vodka before 8 a.m.

(9) The report also recommended the government continue the ban on feeding animals swill containing meat catering waste.

(10) Then it has to persuade some of the millions still drinking the swill sold at most convenience stores and gas stations to trade up.

(11) They both then paused, an awkward moment stepping into their time as they took a small swill from their drinks.

(12) But the use of catering waste as swill continued.

(13) The Government had already clamped down on swill , the most likely route by which the disease had got into the country.

(14) Criminals simply drove them off the home-owner's drives while the motorist was having a last swill of coffee.

(15) Leftover ham from the meals was sold for swill for British pigs.

(16) A basic mouthwash such as Chlorhexidine is also good to swill around the chops every day - but spit it out, don't swallow.

(17) Always compliment her favorite wine, no matter what cheap swill she likes, and you are well on your way to exchanging phone numbers by the end of the night.

(18) Shop keepers are telling me they are having to swill their doorways down in the morning.

(19) We buy meat in from all over the place and anybody can bring anything in and we feed swill to pigs, swill which is basically left overs.

(20) Most of its kitchens did not provide swill because it was too much trouble to separate suitable food from other waste.