to drink alcohol

historical practice of attendants or bailiffs shouting at pedestrians to move aside for a high-ranking official's procession

to be summoned by state security or authorities for a serious conversation or warning

to shout out in praise or approval

to consume food and beverages

to get drunk

to yell at an animal to urge it on or control its movement

to abandon oneself to a life of pleasure; to lead a dissipated life of leisure while neglecting responsibilities

to eat and drink as much as one likes, typically in a social or celebratory context

To shout intimidatingly or bellow in anger.

to shout

to shout an order or command

To go hungry or have nothing to eat; to be left without any means of support (literally "to drink the northwest wind").

to shout at someone to stop

to indulge in the four vices of excessive eating, drinking, visiting prostitutes, and gambling; leading a life of debauchery

to scold or reprimand someone harshly and loudly

to eat and drink gluttonously; to pig out

To perform the fundamental physiological activities of eating, drinking, excreting, and sleeping.

to eat delicious food and drink strong liquor

A Zen Buddhist practice of shouting at or striking a student to trigger instant spiritual awakening.

to boo or jeer (as a sign of displeasure at a performance)

lit. to shout out hoping for fives and sixes when gambling with dice; a hubbub of gambling

to try to make an ox drink by forcing its head down to the water

to scold or rebuke someone in a loud and harsh manner

tasty (drinks)

to clear the way by banging gongs and shouting loudly (idiom)

you can lead a horse to water but you cannot make it drink

to eat and drink without paying; to freeload

(of a company) to gain recognition through promotional efforts; to spend money to win customers

to cadge food and drink; to sponge off others for meals

to shout orders at someone and treat them like a servant; to domineer

unpleasant to drink

to consume a liquid until it is completely finished

(coll.) to be extremely unlucky; everything goes wrong

A proverb implying that when too many people are responsible for a task, no one takes initiative to do it; everybody's business is nobody's business.

to get extremely intoxicated from drinking alcohol; to get hammered

to consume a liquid completely; to finish a drink

to get blackout drunk (slang)

the act of consuming water or fluids, often for hydration or health purposes

(slang) to get drunk (Taiwan usage)

to shout or applaud in approval or enthusiasm

to get drunk

to yell at someone in rage

to eat and drink extravagantly; to binge