Object

• alcohol: In private premises, children are allowed to drink alcohol, provided they are aged 5 or above.

• beer: I don't drink beer, just a nice glass of Chilean red.

• tea: You can't sit around and drink tea all day anymore.

• pint: I'll give $ 500 American dollars to anybody in here who can drink 10 pints of Guinness back-to-back.

• wine: He must not drink any wine or strong drink.

Converse of object

• consume: Will children aged under 16 be allowed to buy and consume soft drinks in any premises?

Adjective modifier

• alcoholic: I was the first person to bring an alcoholic drink into the house; I was 21.

• soft: Price includes a soft drink or glass of wine.

• fizzy: Try not to drink fizzy drinks for too long a period to help protect your teeth.

• hot: White rings left from either a hot drink or a wet glass should be attended to right away.

• non-alcoholic: Each ferry also has a bar serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and a snack and food bar.

• complimentary: Cycle storage Dry Clothes and Boots option on request Complimentary hot drinks and biscuits on arrival All rooms ensuite.

Modifies a noun

• can: Members can be very lax in their habits and we usually have to clear up drinks cans and other rubbish.

• driving: Binge drinking and drink driving are still serious issues but a little social drinking to boost those RDA's is the way to go.

• reception: Drinks Receptions Whilst photographs are being taken, is an ideal time to serve drinks to your guests.

Noun used with modifier

• pre-dinner: The bar is also lovely to have your coffee or for a pre-dinner drink - they specialize in single malts.

• binge: To binge drink quot drawing its of electromagnetic waves.

• celebratory: After one evening's victory over Swindon Town I think, They popped into the Black Boy for a celebratory drink.

Preposition: in

• moderation: I happen to like a lifestyle where I eat meat, take regular exercise, don't smoke and drink in moderation.