SWINK
" labour, toil, (hard) work. now rare (archaic or regional in later use).
heavy drinking. compare swink.
to labour, toil, work hard; to exert oneself, take trouble. now rare (scottish or archaic in later use).
to drink deeply or copiously. also with object: to swallow, ingest (drink). compare ""swinge"", swink. now rare (scottish in later use).
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heavy drinking. compare swink.
to labour, toil, work hard; to exert oneself, take trouble. now rare (scottish or archaic in later use).
to drink deeply or copiously. also with object: to swallow, ingest (drink). compare ""swinge"", swink. now rare (scottish in later use).
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