“To quaff” in Japanese
Short answer
To quaff in Japanese is “呷る” (aoru). Full meaning: to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down.
Other ways to say “To quaff” in Japanese
呷ッ
ao to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down
呷っ
ao to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down
あおろふ
aoroo to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down
呷れ
aore to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down
呷ら
aora to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down
呷り
aori to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down
呷ん
aon to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down
呷ろ
aoro to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down
呷ろっ
aoro to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down
呷りゃ
aorya to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down
呷ろふ
aorou to gulp down (alcohol, poison, etc.), to quaff, to down
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