Green’s Dictionary of Slang

sluk n.

[Afk. sluk, to swallow]

(S.Afr.) a gulp, a swallow.

[SA]‘Rawbone Malong’ Ah Big Yaws? 47: Gimme a sluk ivyaw Pipsie, mehn.
[SA]C. Hope Ducktails in Gray Theatre Two (1981) 51: Have a sluk.
[SA]A. Lovejoy Acid Alex 166: A six-shooter is also known as a six-man can and is a bottle of cheap wine. Every now and then he stops and takes a lekker sluk.