transitive. To drink off quickly, toss off; to eat up, devour. Obsolete.

To drink up or off, ‘toss off’. Obsolete slang.

With off, out (now dialect), up, expressing exhaustion of the liquid; so also to drink dry.

transitive. To pull or draw up; figurative to drink up.

To drink out of (a cup, etc.), tilting it up; hence, to empty by drinking; = to toss off at phrasal verbs. Obsolete.

transitive. To cause to flow in this way. †trill off, to drain off, drink up (obsolete).

With off. To bite off (a limb, etc.) sharply and quickly. Also transferred, to drink off quickly.

To drink off with energetic action.

transitive. colloquial. To drink down, ‘toss off’. Obsolete.

transitive. = tope, v.2 1; to top off, to drink off, quaff; cf. tip off (tip, v.2 5).

To drink (a liquid) off or to the last drops.

transitive. To drink to the bottom, or in one draught; to down (a drink). Now rare.

transitive. To drink (anything) out or up; to drink dry. Obsolete. rare.

slang. To drink quickly, ‘toss off’. Usually with off or up. Hence figurative (see quot. 1688).

To drink off or swallow down quickly the contents of; = sweep, v. 6b. Obsolete.

transitive. To drink; to drink up.

To drain, drink off (a draught). Cf. 7. Obsolete.

transitive. To drink to the dregs, swallow completely. In quot. 1689 figurative.

To draw, get, take (breath, †a breathing); now rare. Hence by extension, To heave (a sigh); to utter (a groan, scream); to drain (a draught).

to tip off, also simply to tip, or tip (over) the perch: to die. slang or dialect.

to sweep off: to drink off, swallow down quickly. Obsolete or dialect.

To drink off, ‘toss off’. slang and dialect.

transitive. To drink off, swallow at one draught. Cf. to turn down 7a at phrasal verbs 1. Obsolete. rare.