To draw or pour out (drink, to or for any one).

transitive. To make to drink; to administer drink to; now spec. to administer a draught of medicine in a forcible manner to (an animal).

transitive. To pour out (liquor); to give (a person) drink.

transitive. To give to drink; to make drunk, intoxicate. Also figurative.

to drink to (a person). To hand or present beverage for his use; to give drink to. Obsolete. The cup presented was first sipped by the one who…

To draw (liquor) from a tap; to draw and sell in small quantities. Also figurative.

transitive. To draw or pour out (alcoholic drink), to decant; to offer or serve (wine, etc.) to a person.

transitive. To offer or give to drink; to present with (drink). Frequently figurative with reference to misfortune, affliction, etc.

transitive. To drink to, pledge; also causal, to make, or give, to drink.

To supply with liquor to drink; to ply with liquor. Also to liquor up. Now slang.

to ensure that (a guest, etc.) has a full drink (also to do right). Cf. reason, n.1 7b. Obsolete.

transitive. To give a dram or drams to; to ply with stimulants.

transitive. To serve or take charge of (wine, food, etc.) in one's capacity as butler.

transitive. U.S. colloquial. To dispense (drinks, esp. soda or beer) at a soda fountain, bar, or other establishment.

U.S. To put (drink, etc.) before customers for their consumption; hence, to ‘treat’ to (drinks, cigars). Also in to set them up, to provide free…

colloquial. To provide with drink.

transitive. To serve (drinks), esp. in a bar. Also: to work as a bartender at (an establishment, event, etc.).

transitive. To open up (a receptacle or the like) and remove its contents; to get (articles) out of a place of storage; hence, to prepare (food…