glug

v. to flow or pour out of a container with a gurgling sound.

v. to flow or be poured from a container in rhythmic, noisy bursts.

“The wine glugged into the glass as he poured it quickly.”

“The thick oil glugged slowly out of the rusted drum, making a heavy sound against the metal floor.”

Informal

v. to drink something in large, noisy gulps.

v. to swallow liquid rapidly and audibly.

“He was so thirsty that he glugged down the entire bottle of water.”

“After the long race, the athlete glugged down a litre of sports drink without stopping for breath.”

Informal

n. the sound of liquid pouring, or the amount that comes out in one 'glug'.

n. the sound produced by liquid moving in bursts, or the informal unit of measure representing one such burst.

“Add a glug of olive oil to the pan before you fry the onions.”

“The only sound in the quiet kitchen was the steady glug of water filling the ceramic pitcher.”

Informal