Converse of object

• enjoy: Whatever takes your fancy After lunch or dinner, relax in the lounge bar where you can enjoy a dram from our impressive selection.

• have: At last the crew can a have a dram, or two, or three.

• include: They take about one hour and include a wee dram.

• take: Always take a dram rather than a nip, the first is more generous.

• drink: Drinking a dram of good health to the industry, he recorded the details of his Highland fling.

• give: We then retired to the office, where we were given a generous dram of Benriach apiece.

Converse of subject

• accompany: The evening meal is be accompanied by a wee dram to celebrate the occasion!

Adjective modifier

• wee: His fondness of a wee dram was to be his undoing.

• complimentary: And of course, at the end of your tour a complimentary dram will enable you to taste the culmination of all our labors.

• free: There are currently seven working distilleries on the island, several of which offer guided tours and include a free dram!

• good: And so its time for a toast - you needed a good dram to keep the chill away.

Noun used with modifier

• dinner: Food Choice: A malt to drink as an after dinner dram.

Preposition: in

• pub: Tom thanked the driver suggesting a dram in the pub as payment.

Preposition: of

• eale: Hamlet's dram of eale " Doth all the noble substance of a doubt.

• whiskey: On cooler evenings the fires are lit and you can unwind at the close of day with a dram of malt whiskey.

• doth: The dram of leaven Doth all the noble substance of ' em sour.

• whiskey: Duke Special Monday Mainstage Grab a wee dram of whiskey or light a cigarillo to get into the vibe of Duke Special.

• night: Visit the Smooth Sweeter One page The Rich Spicy One - Joint winner of dram of the night!