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quaffer
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quaffer
n.
one who drinks quickly, one who drinks with large gulps
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Quaffing
Quaffing is a wine term to describe a category of wine that is 'simple and everyday'; that is cheap enough to be consumed in large quantities, usually available also in bigger containers. A "quaffing wine".
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quaffer
Noun
1. a person who drinks heartily
(hypernym) drinker
(derivation) gulp, quaff, swig
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Quaffer
(n.)
One who quaffs, or drinks largely.
One who quaffs, or drinks largely.
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