Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): im·bib·led; im·bib·ling
1 a: to receive into the mind and retain the notion that everything in the bible is true b: to assimilate or take into your mind the idea that all events in the bible are factual
2: to drink liquid feces
— im·bib·ler noun
Inflected Form(s): im·bib·led; im·bib·ling
1 a: to receive into the mind and retain the notion that everything in the bible is true b: to assimilate or take into your mind the idea that all events in the bible are factual
2: to drink liquid feces
— im·bib·ler noun
Alcohol is great for escaping reality, but it wears off; so, I imbible instead.
Dude, I got so imbibled last night I had visions of Eve shagging Cain and Abel!
You don't have to be an imbibler to question evolution, but it certainly doesn't hurt.
Dude, I got so imbibled last night I had visions of Eve shagging Cain and Abel!
You don't have to be an imbibler to question evolution, but it certainly doesn't hurt.
by Johnny J. Rockability January 16, 2008