to outdrink
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- verb
- /aʊtˈdrɪŋk/
- Informal
:
beber más que
- At the party, John was determined to outdrink his friends and prove he could handle more beer.
Examples
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Well, you admit that you can outdrink... outfight, outshoot, out jump... out luck, outride any man born of woman, don't you?
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Probably outdrink you as well.
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- I can outdrink you any day of the week.
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I can outdrink you, too.
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" Yes, I can see that you can outdrink everyone in the bar." Wow, you're so cool.
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You're so drunk, you can outdrink the ''Alkaholiks''
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You're so drunk, you can outdrink the "Alkaholiks"
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I can outdrink, outride and outrope any member of this congregation.
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In Africa, Uhdan warriors have been renowned as fearless fighters who could outdrink anyone.
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During the competition, she confidently claimed she could easily outdrink her rivals.
Synonyms
Drink more alcohol than another person until they become drunk
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Outdrink combines out- meaning 'more than' and drink, like in outrun. So to outdrink someone is to 'drink more than' them, often as part of a contest or bet.