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What does drink it up mean?
drink up. v. To drink something completely: She drank the coffee up and set the cup on the counter. He drank up his milk and asked for more. Drink up—it’s time to go.
What does it mean to drink someone out?
outdrank. past participle. outdrunk. DEFINITIONS1. to drink more alcohol than someone else.
What is drink in slang?
liquor (up), lush (up) [slang], soak, tipple.
What does it mean to drink in something?
: to stop and look at or listen to something in order to enjoy it fully The view is so beautiful. Let’s just take a minute to drink it all in.
What does Buttercup mean in slang?
One who is of weak in nature; soft; or is harmless. The term can be used in the phrase of expressing a demeaning weakness about a person or person’s character. In masculine use, Butter Cup can mean someone who is lacking confidence, and/or is of feminine qualities.
What does drink you down mean?
drunk down. DEFINITIONS1. to drink all of something, especially quickly. She made a face but drank the medicine down. Synonyms and related words.
How do I know if I’ve been spiked?
Drink spiking symptoms may include: feeling drunk, woozy or drowsy. feeling “out of it” or drunker than expected. mental confusion.
How do you say drunk slang?
- drunk,
- flying (slang),
- bombed (slang),
- wasted (slang),
- smashed (slang),
- hammered (slang),
- steaming (slang),
- wrecked (slang),
What is a drink in money?
The “drink” is actually a sum of money. For example, a friend of a friend has a van and helps you out moving some furniture. There’s no discussion of payment, but the correct thing to do would be to give them a “drink”, or even a “good drink”.
What does drenk mean?
water, to Verb (waters; watered; watering)
What means down the hatch?
Definition of down the hatch informal, often humorous. : into the mouth and down the throat This whiskey sure goes down the hatch easily! Give him a couple of chocolate chips to melt in his mouth and disguise the taste.
What does beer down mean?
1. drink down – drink down entirely; “He downed three martinis before dinner”; “She killed a bottle of brandy that night”; “They popped a few beer after work” belt down, bolt down, down, pour down, toss off, pop, kill.