Synonym: choke, devour, gasp, repress, swallow. Similar words: pulp, vulpine, culprit, mea culpa, culpable, sculpture, gully, engulf. Meaning: [gʌlp] n. 1. a large and hurried swallow 2. a spasmodic reflex of the throat made as if in swallowing. v. 1. to swallow hurriedly or greedily or in one draught 2. utter or make a noise, as when swallowing too quickly.
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1) I drank the staff off in one gulp.
2) The first gulp is the best.
3) She took a large gulp of wine from the bottle.
4) In one gulp, he drained the glass.
5) He gave a loud gulp and stopped mid-sentence.
6) Sandra tried to gulp back her tears.
7) He took a gulp of coffee.
8) He downed the coffee in one gulp.
9) Charlie drank the whisky in one gulp.
10) He took a huge gulp of brandy.
11) Hannah drained her mug in one gulp.
12) He finished off his drink with one large gulp.
13) I took in a large gulp of air.
14) He swallowed his drink in one gulp.
15) He downed the vodka in one gulp.
16) She took down the tablets in one gulp.
17) Don't gulp everything down without masticating.
18) He drank the glass of whisky in one gulp.
19) She took too big a gulp of whisky and started to cough and splutter.
20) She told the kids not to gulp down their food.
21) 'Can you start on Monday?' Amy gave a gulp. 'Of course,[http://sentencedict.com/gulp.html]' she said.
22) We swallowed the chocolates in one gulp, licking our lips.
23) He filled a cup with cold water and drank it down in one gulp.
24) He filled a cup with water and drank it down in one gulp.
25) "I'm afraid I've broken it," she said with a gulp.
26) She capped the bottle and drank it down with one gulp.
27) She rose to the surface of the water once every minute to get/take a gulp of air.
28) He downed half the contents of the glass in one loud gulp.
29) She powdered up a glass of grape wine at one gulp.
30) When his whisky came he drank half of it in one gulp.
More similar words: pulp, vulpine, culprit, mea culpa, culpable, sculpture, gully, engulf, regular, regulate, engulfed, regularly, coagulate, irregular, regulator, regulatory, regularity, triangular, regulation, gullibility, at regular intervals.