Synonyms for drink in
| Grammar : Verb |
| Spell : dringk |
| Phonetic Transcription : drɪŋk |
Top 10 synonyms for drink in Other synonyms for the word drink in
- adore
- annihilate
- appreciate
- apprentice
- attain
- be engrossed by
- be entertained
- be fond of
- be pleased
- be preoccupied
- be taught
- be trained
- become able
- become versed
- blot
- bolt
- bolt down
- brush up on
- burn midnight oil
- chow down
- commit to memory
- con
- cotton to
- crack the books
- cram
- delight in
- devour
- dig
- dispatch
- do compulsively
- do voraciously
- dote on
- drink in
- eat up
- enjoy
- extract
- fancy
- feast on
- flip over
- freak out on
- get a charge out of
- get a kick out of
- get down pat
- get high on
- get the hang of
- get the knack of
- gloat over
- go
- go through
- gobble
- gorge
- grasp
- grind
- gulp
- guzzle
- have a ball
- have a good time
- have fun
- Hoover
- imbibe
- improve mind
- ingest
- ingurgitate
- inhale
- like
- live a little
- live it up
- love
- lucubrate
- luxuriate in
- major in
- master
- matriculate
- memorize
- mind
- minor in
- osmose
- paint the town
- partake
- partake of
- peruse
- pick up
- pig out
- polish off
- pore over
- prepare
- quaff
- ravage
- read
- receive
- rejoice in
- relish
- revel in
- review
- sample
- savor
- scarf down
- soak up
- sop up
- specialize in
- spend
- sponge up
- study
- stuff
- suck in
- sup
- swallow
- take
- take course
- take in
- take joy in
- taste
- thrill to
- toss
- train in
- use up
- wade through
- waste
- wipe out
- wolf
- wolf down
Définition of drink in
Origin :- Old English drincan "to drink," also "to swallow up, engulf" (class III strong verb; past tense dranc, past participle druncen), from Proto-Germanic *drengkan (cf. Old Saxon drinkan, Old Frisian drinka, Dutch drinken, Old High German trinkan, German trinken, Old Norse drekka, Gothic drigkan "to drink"), of uncertain origin, perhaps from a root meaning "to draw." Not found outside Germanic.
- Most Indo-European words for this trace to PIE *po(i)- (cf. Greek pino, Latin biber, Irish ibim, Old Church Slavonic piti, Russian pit'; see imbibe).
- The noun meaning "beverage, alcoholic beverage" was in late Old English.
- The noun, AS. drinc, would normally have given southern drinch (cf. drench), but has been influenced by the verb. [Weekley]
- To drink like a fish is first recorded 1747.
- As in learn : verb acquire information
- As in absorb : verb physically take in a liquid
- As in sip : verb drink slowly
- As in devour : verb swallow, consume
- As in enjoy : verb take pleasure in, from something
Antonyms for drink in
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