chug



chug along

 
1. Lit. [for a train engine] to labor along slowly. (Steam locomotives made the sound "chug, chug.") The train chugged along to the top of the hill.
2. Fig. to move along at a steady pace. We chugged along for two hours but finally made it home.
See also: chug

chug

in. & tv. [for one person] to drink something, usually beer, quickly and in large volumes. He chugged three in a row, and they came right back up again.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Simonides-Ancient Greek
BlakeBLAYKEnglish
Sophiaso-FEE-ə (English), so-FIE-ə (British English), zo-FEE-ah (German)English, Greek, German, Ancient Greek
Nevaehni-VAY-əEnglish (Modern)
Foster (1)FAWS-tərEnglish
EmİR-Turkish