As a count noun. An alcoholic drink; a liquor with a high alcohol content.

A draught or portion of liquid; spec. a glass of wine or other alcoholic liquor.

A sip or draught of liquor. Obsolete.

Intoxicating liquor; a draught of liquor. Also in combination tip-merry adj. merry with liquor, slightly intoxicated.

colloquial. A drink or draught of some alcoholic beverage; a glass of liquor.

Copious or heavy drinking; liquor, esp. when drunk to excess; †a draught or swig (of liquor).

Drink; a draught.

slang. Some kind of strong drink (obsolete); a dram; a drink. Now chiefly U.S.

A draught of liquor, a drink.

An intoxicating drink or draught. Obsolete. rare.

O (or oh) be joyful, an alcoholic drink. slang.

In various slang, colloquial, or dialect senses. A dram or drink, esp. a stiff one.

= nor'-wester, n. 4. Obsolete. rare.

slang. A drink.

slang. A drink, a ‘wetting’. (damp, v. 5b.)

colloquial. A drink, esp. of whisky. Originally U.S.

A (small) quantity of intoxicating liquor, a drink, a ‘nip’. colloquial (originally U.S.).

slang. (Chiefly U.S.) A drink (of an intoxicating beverage). Also, a liquor-up.

An alcoholic drink, esp. a strong or generous one. Also in extended use.

Rhyming slang. A drink.

A drink, esp. beer.

slang. A drink, or draught of liquor.

slang (originally U.S.). An alcoholic drink; a measure of spirits; a ‘snifter’.

A drink of liquor. slang (chiefly U.S.).

A drop (to drink); a taste or nip.

Chemistry and Pharmacology. An alcoholic drink, a ‘snifter’. colloquial.

transferred. The means of tasting; hence, such a small quantity as admits of being tasted; a very small quantity (esp. of alcoholic drink), a sip…

Alcoholic drink; esp. drink which is regarded as weak or unpalatable alcohol. Cf. on the piss at phrases 3 and gnat's piss n. at gnat, n.1 compounds…

In affected, childish, or humorous use: = drink, n. 5.

An alcoholic drink, esp. wine. North American slang.

A quart, a pot; a pot of drink. Hence loosely, a drink.