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drank something like lemonade

drank something like lemonade is the simple past of drink something like lemonade.

Meaning of drink something like lemonade

Verb

drink something like lemonade (third-person singular simple present drinks something like lemonade, present participle drinking something like lemonade, simple past drank something like lemonade, past participle drunk something like lemonade)

  1. (simile) To drink something (especially an alcoholic drink) easily and in large quantities.
    • The weasel drank his scotch like lemonade and before we had even touched upon our topic of interest he ordered another.2011, Joe Thompson-Swift, A Choice of Evils

Questions about drank something like lemonade

What is drank something like lemonade the simple past of?
Drank something like lemonade is the simple past of drink something like lemonade.

Words near drank something like lemonade in the dictionary

  1. drank in
  2. drank off
  3. drank one's own Kool-Aid
  4. drank out
  5. drank someone under the table
  6. drank something like lemonade
  7. drank the Kool Aid
  8. drank the Kool-Aid
  9. drank to
  10. drank under
  11. drank up

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