Everyday Life - Drinking & Smoking
Explore English idioms that relate to smoking and drinking with examples like "lung dart" and "drink like a fish".
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to become drunk just to forget something upsetting or disturbing
so intoxicated with alcohol that one starts behaving like a lunatic
having consumed an excessive amount of alcohol and hence unable to think or act normally
incapable of acting or thinking like a normal person would, due to having consumed an excessive amount of alcohol
someone who is not in any way affected by chemical substances or alcoholic drinks
to make someone become so drunk that they have no control over their thoughts or actions whatsoever
to have a glass of something, particularly an alcoholic drink
(of drinks, particularly alcoholic beverages) with ice cubes in the glass
to drink an excessive amout of alcohol and become extremely drunk
used to refer to someone who tends to drink an excessive amount of alcohol
an alcoholic drink consumed to cure a headache that comes after excessive drinking
used to refer to a cigarette, often to highlight the health risks associated with smoking
used to refer to a cigarette, often due to the well-known health risks associated with smoking
used for referring to a cigarette, often implying the harmful effects of smoking on one's lungs
the strength or confidence that is obtained from drinking an excessive amount of alcoholic drinks
used to refer to a priod of time in which one avoids drinking alcoholic drinks
to start drinking an excessive amount of alcohol, particularly on regular basis
used to refer to an occasion in which one drinks too much alcoholic drinks and becomes drunk
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