drink

1. Alcoholic beverage.
2. Something consumed as a fluid.

1. You got the drink for the party?
2. I'm so thirsty, I need a drink.

by brendan September 16, 2004

The Drink

A body of water (usually dirty, or algae filled water) referred to usually by British parkourists gapping bodies of water.

Ben - Gotta risk or we`a fall in the drink!

Toby - Ye

by S.S Pepe July 14, 2020

Drinking

The fastest way to push someone who cares about you away.

The more drinking you do, the less I want to be around you.

by MJ2012 October 30, 2011

drinks

An Australian term for a small amount of people at someones house to sit and chat while drinking, but without getting massively drunk. Usually on a weekend before going out or occasianly after work.

similar to a gathering but a more commonly used word.

After work, a few of us are having drinks at Mikes.

by dnxy53 July 21, 2007

drink

To swallow liquid.

Drink wine
I'm drinking milk.
Drink water
I don't like to drink pee.
Drink juice
I don't want to drink your cum.
Drink soda

by coolquack7 November 11, 2014

Drink

Drink, as in present tense of drunk. A logical strategy to avoid getting drunk.

If you are drunk, you had too much to drink in the past. If you are drink, you are currently drinking too much. Therefore, as long as you keep drinking, you will never get drunk. Instead, you will just remain drink.

"Look at that guy drinking all those beers. He is so drink right now. Later, he will be drunk. Right now, however, he is drink."

by legionofpaupers June 20, 2013

Drink

The sometimes-labelled fluorescent beverage located near the juice section of Wal-Mart. This product is cheaply made and doesn't have a direct name. So the company responsible resided to the name of 'Drink.' With appropriate flavors to correspond to the color.

Examples: Cherry Drink, Lemonade Drink, Grape Drink.

Pass me some drink, sucka!

by Gleg October 23, 2002