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Main Entry:	drink [dringk] Show IPA/drɪŋk/ Show Spelled
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	take in liquid
Synonyms:	absorb, belt, booze, consume, dissipate, down, drain, gargle, gulp, guzzle, hit the bottle, imbibe, indulge, inhale, irrigate, lap, liquor up, nip, partake of, put away, quaff, sip, slosh, slurp, soak up, sop, sponge, suck, sup, swallow, swig, swill, tank up, thirst, tipple, toast, toss off, wash down, wet whistle

Main Entry:	drunk/drunkard
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	person who is inebriated
Synonyms:	alcoholic, boozer, carouser, dipsomaniac, drinker, guzzler, inebriate, lush*, sot, sponge, wino

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	binge
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	spree
Synonyms:	affair, bender, blind, bout, carousal, compotation, drunk*, fling, jag, orgy, toot
Antonyms:	saving

* = informal/non-formal usage

Example Sentences

These are the visions that make the research nerd drunk with power.

Drunk drivers must suffer the consequences of their deeds.

Those of us who have been driving drunk for decades think the problem is people who can't drive.

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These are the visions that make the research nerd drunk with power.

Drunk drivers must suffer the consequences of their deeds.

Those of us who have been driving drunk for decades think the problem is people who can't drive.

In a nearly empty cantina in a dark desert town, the short, drunk man makes his pitch.

What you have when you mix alcohol with a stimulant, is a wide awake drunk.

He quipped that he could get falling-down drunk without harm, being so close to the floor.

Actually, use several–your patient is more likely to live through the procedure if he's a bit drunk.

Jones had taken painkillers and drunk beer before the accident.

In addition to abandoning their traditional role of restraining their male peers, many more drunk women now face predatory males.

They want their citizens to remain in the drunk condition.

If so, it is rational why they drunk and didn't kidnap the blind prophet.

No surprise, drunk animals were more relaxed and had less anxiety, and had trouble learning to avoid possible danger.

Macmillan says, turning him into an ill-tempered, shiftless drunk.

The apps in question can be used to notify people when law enforcements have set up a checkpoint to catch drunk drivers.

I've found plenty of google books that look as though they were scanned by a drunk.

So try to be accustomed to think straight even when you're a bit drunk.

The ajq'ij himself had drunk far more than anyone else.

Do people realize working long hours is no different from driving drunk.

Get him drunk enough and he turned his thoughts inward, offered small glimpses of his private self.

The game is over when the beer is gone or when the opponents are too drunk to see the ball anymore.

It isn't a misunderstanding, or the unavoidable outcome of having been too drunk to restrain yourself.

Premium whisky tastes good, gets you drunk and may impress your peers.

Men would get permission to go hunting, then go off to a nearby tavern instead and get drunk.

They were drunk all the time and forgot how to work.

Rubinson has since been arrested again for drunk driving.

These people have drunk the koolaid and they are obsessed with getting a job.

Look into someone's eyes and you can tell if he is happy or sad, truthful or insincere, sober or drunk.

He'd been in motion for more than ten hours and had drunk the last of his water three hours earlier.

Just a few months after these drunk degenerates fell asleep at the nuclear wheel.

If the economy was already a faltering drunk then, the run-up in oil was a couple of blows with a baseball bat.

Still, it might solve the drunk driving problem, if only you could get the drunks to use it.

They socialised not in order to bond, but in order to get drunk.

George was a notorious drunk with an eye for the ladies.

Scooter taxi services aim to cut down on drunk driving and also turn a profit.

Study shows threat of on-the-spot license suspension a greater deterrent to drunk driving than postconviction punishment.

The moose likely got drunk eating apples fermenting on the ground and got stuck in the tree trying to get fresh fruit.

He was legally drunk at the time, according to authorities.

Kava is mixed with water in the bowl and is drunk using coconut shells at social occasions.

Suddenly those late-night drunk bathroom breaks, which have taken the lives of countless phones, aren't so risky.

That's the same level of risk posed by a driver who is legally drunk.

As a sworn officer he could not ignore the laws against drunk driving and stay true to his oath of office.

Stopping drunk drivers is a huge challenge, but automakers have an idea to reduce recidivism:.

Getting drunk first is key, and then it's best not to carry condoms.

It is drunk not before or after meals, but with them.

Cheap drinks at college bars lead to more students getting drunk.

Bonus: fall off a bridge on the way home and you won't drown, however drunk you are.

While alcohol safety efforts focus on drunk driving, little is known about the risks to inebriated pedestrians.

Having witnessed a drunk man accidentally kill himself by touching a live electric.

The floor is a labyrinth of drunk gamblers and card tables, making it all but impossible to navigate.

They make me loopy in a drunk sort of way, which is not the way to teach anything, me thinks.

Also a great place to laugh at drunk college students.

More people die here because of drunk drivers, wildlife and rockslides than due to cellphones, eating or falling asleep.

No shootings in the fraternities by drunk students, no guns drawn on professors, nothing.

He inherited an organisation with workers so ill-disciplined that they got drunk and urinated on the factory floor.

They were drunk and not there to obsrve the animals only to taunt them.

One girl was animatedly telling another how she has gotten so drunk, she was still drunk today.

Getting drunk and lost after a party is different when one push of a button summons the parental chauffeur.

COLLAPSE

Main Entry:	carouse
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	make merry, often with liquor
Synonyms:	booze, drink, frolic, go on a spree, have fun, imbibe, paint the town, paint the town red, play, quaff, raise Cain, revel, riot, roister, wassail, whoop it up
Antonyms:	be sad, grieve

Main Entry:	debauchery
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	immoral self-indulgence
Synonyms:	bender, binge, blowout, burning candle at both ends, bust, carousal, depravity, dissipation, dissoluteness, drunk, excess, fast living, fornication, gluttony, incontinence, indulgence, intemperance, intimacy, la dolce vita, lasciviousness, lechery, lewdness, license, licentiousness, life in fast lane, lust, orgy, overindulgence, revel, revelry, seduction, sensuality, sybaritism, tear
Antonyms:	benevolence, giving, mercifulness, unselfishness

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	delirious
Part of Speech:	adjective
Definition:	excited; very happy
Synonyms:	beside oneself, carried away, corybantic, crazy, delighted, drunk, ecstatic, enthused, frantic, frenetic, frenzied, furious, hysterical, intoxicated, mad, overwrought, rabid, rapturous, thrilled, transported, wild
Antonyms:	unexcited, unhappy

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	disorderly
Part of Speech:	adjective
Definition:	causing trouble; unlawful
Synonyms:	boisterous, disobedient, disruptive, drunk, fractious, indisciplined, intemperate, noisy, obstreperous, off-base, on-a-tear, out-of-line, out-of-order, raucous, rebellious, refractory, riotous, rowdy, stormy, termagant, tumultous/tumultuous, turbulent, uncompliant, uncontrollable, ungovernable, unmanageable, unruly, wayward
Antonyms:	behaved, conforming, disciplined, manageable, orderly, well-behaved

Main Entry:	empty
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	remove contents
Synonyms:	clear, consume, decant, deplete, discharge, disgorge, drain, drink, dump, ebb, eject, escape, evacuate, exhaust, expel, flow out, gut, leak, leave, make void, pour out, purge, release, run out, rush out, tap, unburden, unload, use up, vacate, void
Antonyms:	fill

Main Entry:	finish
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	consume, use up
Synonyms:	deplete, devour, dispatch, dispose of, drain, drink, eat, empty, exhaust, expend, go, run through, spend, use, wash up
Antonyms:	keep, maintain, save, store

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