sake

sah-keh

Japanese rice wine.

"Sake's a rather dry drink."
-me

by Dave June 21, 2004

sake

Literally means "alcohol" in Japanese. In the English speaking world, sake refers to "Nihon-shu", Japanese rice wine.

Ichi-no-kura, my favorite. Served best chilled. "Umai desu yo!"

by Andy Mack April 12, 2005

sake

goodness, health, existence, life. Pete has enough of it for everyone, and his seems to be the most valuable of all sake.

"For pete's sake, couldn't you just shut the fuck up?!"

by Rusty Shackleford January 14, 2004

sake

Noun: Japanese acholic beverage made from fermented rice.

Amoung my other liquiors you will find many bottles of sake.

by Ev1l L337 December 4, 2003

sake

Rice wine from Japan. Usually served hot rather than cold.

At the Japanese noodle stand, the man ordered a cup of sake to go along with his meal.

by Deej July 30, 2004

sake

from Old English sacan:
to argue with; to blame; to accuse

possible forms
present: sake(s)
past: sook (or soke)
weak past: has (or have) saken
-ing type present: is (or are) saking

Don't sake your brother for that mess in the family room, young lady. I saw you make it.

He continues to sake his lysdexia for his frequent spelling errors.

by Nayrb Rellimer September 4, 2013

sake

Bar in oneonta where shit goes down

Person 1: Yo where you goin after the party?

Person 2: I'm goin to sake its goin to be poppin

by freshnigga23 May 11, 2011