Drink tea

A term that is used to teach young individuals the importance of consent.

Never force someone to drink tea, never get mad at someone for not wanting to drink tea and never give unconscious people tea.

by Ayy lex Luther December 9, 2017

ninja drinking

1. To steal a sip of someone’s beverage.

2. At it’s most spectacular it is done with a straw, while the person is still holding their beverage.

There are lots of examples. If you go to facebook dot com slash ninjadrinking you will see a whole page dedicated to ninja drinking

Daniel Day Lewis showcased his ninja drinking skills in There Will Be Blood. Google "I drink your milkshake" and you will see the video on youtube

by drink ninja October 10, 2011

sky drink

The act of drinking someone else's beverage without letting your mouth come into contact with the can, I.E. holding the can above your mouth and pouring it in. The idea of sky drinking comes from the unpleasant prospect of having someone else's saliva on your drink can, which won't cause any harm, but still isn't very nice to think about.

"Hey Will, let's have some of that beer."
"Alright, but sky drink it, I don't want your germs on my can."

by Atomik Spongeface October 17, 2008

drinking with a priest

when the guy mixing the drinks isn't drinking them himself because 'they don't drink'

Bill says don't play cards when your drinking with a priest.

by Mike Penta December 4, 2003

maintenance drinking

Drinking alcohol at a rate intended to maintain the current level of intoxication.

By preloading at home, and only maintenance drinking on the town, you can have an economical night out.

"Paul always preloads so he only has to maintenance drink at Atomic."

"Amy had a big day at the races and so was only maintenance drinking at the pub."

by captainlarry February 9, 2010

birdy drink

Juvenile term for a method of consuming a drink from a community container (other than squeeze bottles) without said container actually making contact. The container's opening is placed just above the mouth, and the beverage is poured in. Requires a little bit of practice to avoid making you look like you have a hole in the lip.

That's the only bottle of water, so you better birdy drink from that.

by ke6isf October 15, 2004

Drinking Time

(n) The time which those gathered in a colloquium of good-time-having mandate to be the moment that those present should, in the spirit of raucous festivity, quaff mightily of the fermented ambrosia contained within their various fermented ambrosia vehicles.

Right now. (That is to say it is presently, at the time of reading, Drinking Time.)

by The Dictator of Dance November 12, 2009