guzzle

I used to just guzzle thoughtlessly, and now I’m like: Oh, I like this tequila a lot more than this one.

The $400 million venture is the company’s first foray into locating its data facilities, which guzzle massive amounts of electricity and water in order to power cloud computing services and online programs, in Latin America — and in one of the most water-stressed countries in the world, where residents have protested against the industry’s expansion.

The players used a short break to towel off and guzzle water.

In 2017, he developed an unquenchable thirst that compelled him to guzzle up to 15 liters of fluids a day.

He also mentions Sip & Guzzle in New York City as a forward-looking soft serve option, where they serve "hokkaido milk soft serve with Japanese strawberries which is as luxury as luxury gets with ice cream."