drink
noun [C or U] (ALCOHOL) /drɪŋk/Definition
A2 alcoholic liquid: Have we got time for a quick drink? Whose turn is it to buy the drinks?UK We ran out of drink at the party.Alcohol - general words drinks [plural] › a party at which you have drinks, especially alcoholic drinks: Come for drinks on Saturday.UK We're having a small drinks party for one of our colleagues who's leaving next week.Alcohol - general words
(Definition of drink noun (ALCOHOL) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- liquor noun
- long drink noun
- low-alcohol adjective
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- mead noun
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- sake noun
- slug noun (AMOUNT OF DRINK)
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- snifter noun (DRINK)
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- stiff adjective (SEVERE)
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- tequila slammer noun
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