drinkien.
/ˈdrɪŋki/ colloquial.
In affected, childish, or humorous use: = drink n. 5.
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the world > food and drink > drink > intoxicating liquor > [noun] > a drink of
strong drink?1490
drink1535
whiff1605
tip1612
wet1719
swilla1731
booze1732
slug1756
whitter1786
intoxication1799
O (or oh) be joyful1823
sneezer1823
north-wester1830
drain1836
damp1837
smile1839
snifter1844
liquor1860
rosiner1871
tiddlywink1880
bevvy1889
gargle1889
snort1889
jolt1904
smahan1914
tincture1914
taste1919
piss1925
drinkie1947
smash1959
shant1960
1947 Horizon Oct. 88 ‘How about a little drinkie-pie?’ Gwen said.
1953 D. Parry Going up—Going Down v. vi. 241 We might go and have a lovely drinkie.
a1961 J. Cannan All is Discovered (1962) i. 18 We can have our little drinky while we choose.
1966 R. Braddon Committal Chamber iii. 32 ‘There,’ she smiled, passing him a glass of sherry. ‘Drinkies.’
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1972; most recently modified version published online March 2021).
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