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drink up

 

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Verb drink up has 1 sense
  1. drain the cup, drink up - drink to the last drop; "drink up--there's more wine coming"
    --1 is one way to drink, imbibe
    Sample sentence:
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Term: Drink Up

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: Consume a drink entirely

Description: To drink up means to finish consuming a beverage completely, without leaving any remaining.

Sample Sentence: After a long race, the exhausted runner reached for his water bottle and drank up the entire contents.

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Sense: Absorb or take in a liquid

Description: In this sense, drink up refers to the act of absorbing or taking in a liquid, often used figuratively to describe absorbing information or knowledge.

Sample Sentence: The eager student was ready to drink up all the knowledge imparted by her wise professor.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: An occasion or event involving drinking

Description: The term drink up can also refer to a social gathering or party where the main focus is on consuming alcoholic beverages.

Sample Sentence: Let's organize a drink up next Friday to celebrate John's promotion.

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Part of Speech: Interjection

Sense: Expresses encouragement to finish a drink

Description: Drink up as an interjection is often used to cheer someone on or encourage them to finish their drink in one go.

Sample Sentence: "Drink up!" shouted the crowd as the groom raised his glass during the wedding toast.

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