Chug

The baby took a chug of formula from the bottle.

She took a chug of soda to wash down the salty popcorn.

The college student took a chug of energy drink to stay awake for his exam.

The athlete drank a chug of energy drink before the game.

She took a chug of iced tea to quench her thirst on a hot day.

The motorcyclist took a chug of gasoline to fill up his tank.

The hiker took a chug of water from his canteen before continuing the trail.

I took a chug of water after running for an hour.

The driver leaned out of the cab, listening to the rhythmic chug of the engine.

The chug of the engine grew louder as the train approached the crossing.

The chug of the locomotive could be heard from miles away.

The old chug was replaced with a modern diesel engine.

The chug was featured in many movies and television shows as a symbol of the Wild West.

The chug of the locomotive signaled the start of the journey.

The chug of the locomotive was the only sound in the deserted station.

The coffee maker began to chug as it brewed the coffee.

The steam engine's chug was a familiar sound to the townspeople.

The air compressor made a loud chug as it inflated the tires.

The chug of the generator filled the air as the power went out.

The steam engine's chug was a nostalgic sound that reminded her of her childhood.

The chug of the espresso machine signaled the start of another busy day at the coffee shop.

The chug of the lawnmower interrupted her peaceful morning.

The train's chug grew fainter as it disappeared into the distance.

The chug of the Harley Davidson motorcycle could be heard from blocks away.

The chug of the snow blower woke her up early on a winter morning.

The chug of the oil rig signaled the beginning of another day's work offshore.