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imbibing

[ UK /ɪmbˈa‍ɪbɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the act of consuming liquids

How To Use imbibing In A Sentence

  • Le sigh! at the Beau's increasing inability to control his demeanor and imbibing, and his inability to move Seattle to London or arsy-versy. What blokes say
  • But you could hear all the corks popping as guests felt slightly more comfortable about imbibing a tipple or two.
  • 'Onnyway, naethin' came o't, 'continued Ringan, imbibing thoughtfully from his glass,' but what I'm thinkin 'the noo is that aiblins anither ghaist-gliff micht do a body I ken o' a guid turn. ' Border Ghost Stories
  • The clearest examples are certain mosquito species in which the mouthparts of males are adapted for drinking nectar and those of females for imbibing blood.
  • Frankly, I think that any good wine-tasting event would mean those who planned and ran the event would not be participating in imbibing. Think Progress » Christian leaders urge Congress to ignore misinformation on abortion provisions and pass health reform.
  • Although imbibing nothing stronger than orange juice, he later tripped and was almost impaled on a halberd.
  • do not operate machinery after imbibing alcohol
  • They were used to imbibing enormous quantities of alcohol.
  • So, potential migrants are schooled to New Zealand standards, while imbibing Kiwi culture for several years - and all the while forking over hefty sums.
  • Fat gilded cupids sprawled abandonedly above the cupboards, tooting horns, waving their draperies, and generally looking as though they had been imbibing some of the more alcoholic wares of the shop. Dragonfly in Amber
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