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drinksnounpl. of drink a liquid suitable for drinkingwe went inside to have a drink after mowing the lawn beverages, drinkables, libations, potables, quenchers potionspops, soda pops, sodas, soft drinksnectarsalcohols, brews, intoxicants, liquors, spiritsmixers, mixes the portion of a serving of a beverage that is swallowed at one timethe thirsty soldier took a long drink from his canteen belts, drafts, drags, gulps, nips, quaffs, shots, sips, slugs, snorts, sups, swallows, swigs, swills drams, drops a distilled beverage that can make a person drunkyou can get drinks at the bar only if you show them a valid ID alcohols, aqua vitaes, ardent spirits, boozes, bottles, firewaters, grogs, hooches(slang), inebriants, intoxicants, John Barleycorns, juices(slang), liquors, lushes(slang), moonshines, potables, rums, sauces(slang), spirits, stimulants, strong drinks, tipples aperitifs, bracers, chasers, digestifs, nightcapsbelts, loads, nips, pegs(British), pops, shooters, shots, slugs, snifters, snorts, tots, whetscocktails, mixed drinksales, beers, brewages, brews, brewskis(slang), home brews, malt liquors, microbrews, mums, nappies(chiefly Scottish)meads, sakes(or sakis), winesbarley-brees(also barley-broos, chiefly Scottish), brandies, gins, liqueurs, mao-tais, mescals, schnapps, tequilas, vodkas, whiskeys(or whiskies)Dutch courages nonintoxicants drinksverbpresent tense third-person singular of drinkto swallow in liquid formthe doctor wants her to drink lots of water before the examination belts (down), gulps, guzzles, hoists, imbibes, knocks back, pounds (down), quaffs, sips, slugs (down), slurps, sups, swigs, swills, tosses (down or off) laps, licks, sucksconsumes, downs, ingurgitates, kills, mouths (down), puts awaynips, tipplespledges, toasts, wines to partake excessively of alcoholic beverageswe're worried that she's started drinking again bibs, boozes, guzzles, liquors (up), lushes (up)(slang), soaks, tipples carouses, revelsimbibes, nips boozes it up, hits the bottle abstains to take in (something liquid) through small openingsthe hot surface of the porous rock drank water like a sponge absorbs, imbibes, soaks (up), sponges, sucks (up), takes up gulps, guzzles, quaffs, sips, slurps, swallows, swigs, swills |