What is a large draught of drink called?
There are a few ways to describe a large draught of drink, depending on the context and the desired level of formality:
Formal:
* A copious draught: This emphasizes the large quantity.
* A generous libation: This implies a large amount, often served ceremonially.
* A substantial drink: This emphasizes the size of the drink.
Informal:
* A big gulp: This is a casual way to describe a large, quick drink.
* A chug: This is a slang term for drinking quickly and in large amounts.
* A swig: This is a more general term for a large drink, but can be used for any size.
* A tanker: This is a slang term for a very large drink, often used in a humorous context.
The best term to use depends on the situation and the speaker's tone.
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