Chugged

The lawnmower chugged through the thick grass.

The partygoers chugged shots of tequila all night long.

The security guard chugged the intruder out of the building.

The hot air balloon chugged upwards, carrying its passengers over the countryside.

The doctor chugged the tumor out of the patient's body.

He chugged his coffee, savoring every last drop.

The military tank chugged across the muddy field, leaving deep tracks.

She chugged the oatmeal on the stove in a saucepan.

She chugged through the long lines at the airport, hoping to make her flight.

The train chugged up the steep incline, its whistle blowing in warning.

The crew chugged the fire extinguisher to control the blaze.

The baby chugged his milk, then burped contentedly.

She chugged a bottle of Gatorade after running a marathon.

She chugged her smoothie and savored every sip.

The old tractor chugged along the field, pulling the plow behind it.

The old car chugged exhaust as it struggled up the hill.

The chef chugged the soup, stirring frequently.

She chugged through her homework until midnight.

The bouncer chugged the troublemakers out of the nightclub.

The boat chugged bubbles as it moved through the water.

He chugged the soda before his friend could ask for some.

She chugged the mashed potatoes in the pot, adding milk and butter.

The climbers chugged up the mountain, one step at a time.

The old train chugged slowly up the steep hill.

The locomotive chugged smoke as it pulled into the station.

The lifeguard chugged the swimmer out of the pool.

The submarine chugged through the ocean depths.

The generator chugged fumes from the exhaust pipe.

The helicopter chugged over the city, surveying the damage.

The police officers chugged the protesters out of the park.

They chugged hot cocoa after a long day of skiing.

The coffee machine chugged as it brewed the morning coffee.

They chugged the wine, reveling in the taste of the vintage.

The blimp chugged slowly across the sky, advertising a new product.

The motorboat chugged its way through the narrow channel, barely making headway against the current.

The partygoer chugged a beer and let out a loud burp.

He chugged through the marathon, crossing the finish line with a smile.

The entrepreneur chugged away at their startup, putting in long hours and hard work.

He chugged the entire bottle of water in one go.

The toddler chugged across the room in his walker.

The children chugged the water pump to fill up the pool.

The factory machine chugged along, producing goods non-stop.

The restaurant manager chugged the rude customers out of the establishment.

She chugged the sauce for her pasta in a double boiler.

The thirsty hiker chugged water from his canteen.

The hot air balloon chugged upward, rising into the sky.

The cider was chugged in a pot with spices for added flavor.

The engine chugged gasoline as the car accelerated.

The bus chugged up the mountain road, its gears grinding as it climbed.

The company chugged the underperforming employees out of the organization.