'chugged down' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of drinking something in large gulps or in a hurried manner. Example Sentence: His thirst was so great, he chugged down the entire mug of beer in one go.
Indeed, she was relentlessly peppy as she plunged into her double-portion salad and chugged down a cup of coffee.
The Canadians chugged down a couple of cases of canned beer — respecting the prohibition against glass bottles.
(And that she'd chugged down many a beer with Joe and Jane "six-pack" in an effort to woo white voters).
On this night, with the beer as with the button, Izzard, feeling the imperative of the audience's collective will, picked up the glass and chugged down the beer in one gulp.
There were the real hippies, as gray and scruffy as 10-year-old barn cats, who looked as if they'd chugged down from the Ramapos in their Day-Glo pickups.
Cervello was in full flow and had we not been under strict no-alcohol conditions to the point of having been breathalyzed prior to boarding—I could have quite happily chugged down a beer or six.
At home they greedily chug down a quart of amped-up babyccino.
But the only sound is a tractor chugging down long rows of Brussels sprouts that stretch away to the south.
One hundred yards of chugging down a busy urban waterway and "otter!" shouted our friend Laura, and we passed within two metres of a happy-looking beast.
A New York scene, "Battery Park -- Spring" (1902), gives a decidedly Impressionist view of the park, with trees breaking out in a feathery green that all but conceals a train chugging down a track at the left releasing plumes of smoke.
But I am an adult, and I am perfectly capable of using drugs sparingly, just as I am capable of not chugging down a bottle of vodka every morning, just because I can buy one at the supermarket.
