intransitive. To ‘keep wassail’; to sit carousing and health-drinking.
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释义 | the world > food and drink > drink > drinking > [verb (intransitive)] > drink intoxicating liquor > freely (26) wassailc1300 intransitive. To ‘keep wassail’; to sit carousing and health-drinking. waught?a1513 transitive. To drink or quaff in large draughts; to drain (a goblet); also with out, over. Also absol. or intransitive. quaff1520 intransitive. To drink deeply; to take a long draught. Also: to drink repeatedly in this manner. Occasionally with of, †in. Also figurative. to drink (it) all outa1522 to drink (it) all out: to drink a whole tankard of wine, beer, etc.; to drain one's drink; to down a drink in one go (now historical). Hence: to… bibblea1529 To keep drinking, to drink. intransitive. Obsolete. quaught1530 intransitive. To drink deeply. to set cock on the hoopa1535 Apparently: to turn the tap on a cask so that the liquor flows freely. Hence: to drink unstintingly; to drink and make merry. Obsolete. quass1549 intransitive. To drink copiously or in excess; to quaff. Also transitive. tipple1560 intransitive. To drink of intoxicating liquor: in earlier use, to drink freely or hard; to booze; now esp., to indulge habitually to some excess in… swillc1563 To drink freely, greedily, or to excess, like hogs devouring ‘swill’ or ‘wash’. intransitive (esp. to tipple, booze). carouse1567 intransitive. To drink ‘all out’, drink freely and repeatedly. So to carouse it. to drink, quaff (pledge one) carouse1567 In the phrase to drink, quaff (pledge one) carouse: i.e. to the bottom, to drink a full bumper to his health. troll-the-bowl1575 transitive. To cause to pass from one to another, hand round among the company present; esp. in phrase to troll the bowl. Hence troll-the-bowl as… to take one's rousea1593 to take one's rouse: to have an alcoholic drink or drinks. pot1622 intransitive, and transitive with it. To drink beer or other liquor out of a pot; to indulge in drinking; to tipple. Cf. potting, n.2 2. Obsolete. tope1668 intransitive. To drink largely or in large draughts. toot1676 intransitive. ‘To drink copiously; to take a large draught’ (Jamieson). compotate1694 To carouse. to soak one's clay (or face)1704 colloquial or slang. to soak one's clay (or †face), to drink (heavily). birlea1800 intransitive. To carouse; transitive to drink and pass (the cup). (A modern pseudo-archaism.) to splice the mainbrace1805 to splice the mainbrace: to serve an extra ration of rum (usually to celebrate some special event); (more generally) to start drinking; to drink… jollify1830 intransitive. To make merry; esp. to indulge in drinking. brimmer1838 transitive and absol. To fill and drink (brimmers of wine). to give it a bit of a nudge1966 Australian slang. to give it a bit of a nudge and variants: to drink alcohol to excess. Cf. nudge, v. 5. nudge1966 transitive. slang (originally and chiefly Australian). To drink (alcohol) to excess. Esp. in to nudge the turps (cf. turps, n. 2). Subcategories:— on St. Patrick's day (1) |
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