drink in one gulp

cold drinks

to put in all of one's strength; to give one's all [colloquial]

attending a wedding banquet (slang)

cheating for free meals

good, suitable to drink

drinks, beverages

(prostitutes) to get married; or women living on boats to get married to someone and live on dry land; to get married to someone of a higher social class and live comfortably [colloquial]

to eat and drink a lot

good to drink

collective name for whoring, gambling, drink and drugs

feel free to contact / 'must meet up sometime', a socialising term

so you want to play it tough instead; you've asked for it [colloquial]

overeat and overdrink

lemon squash

add drink

hot drink

it's impossible to force one to do something unwillingly (slang)

one cannot be forced to do something against their own will

(noun) good skill of playing games, drinking, singing, beautiful appearance and good skills of socialize, which are the five basic requirements to become a famous prostitute in ninety century

to visit one's mistress [colloquial]

Live in poverty

to taste drink

being invited to the wedding or a formal banquet

to invite for coffee; (ICAC) to bring in a suspect for interrogation

talking about food and drink

a gourmand; someone who knows where to find good food and drink

drink a bit

to be very drunk; hammered [colloquial]

to be drunk [colloquial]