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Mezantine
A multifunctional drinking term. “Mezantine” (pronounced MEZ-an-TYNE, with “tine” rhyming with “time”) can be used as a substitute for “cheers,” as a way of announcing that it’s time to start drinking, or as a verb describing getting very drunk. Its exact meaning depends on the context.
“Glasses up — Mezantine!”
“What time is it?” “It’s Mezantine.”
“What happened to you last night?” “Ugh, I got Mezantined.”
“What time is it?” “It’s Mezantine.”
“What happened to you last night?” “Ugh, I got Mezantined.”
Mezantine by LordOfMezantine August 25, 2026