A standard drink refers to (a) 12 ounces of beer, (b) five ounces of wine or (c) 1 & 1/2 ounces of distilled spirits.
No because that would mean more drinking!
not drinking anymore
"What do you drink?"
It could mean that he's what's known as a "mean drunk," and he doesn't want to hurt or scare you. It does mean that he's more interested in drinking than he is in you. That's known as a "drinking problem."
Busy.
Drinking, often whiskey.
No vermouth
sucking dick
"I am drinking" in English.
Your drinking enough
Abstemious - an adjective - refers to someone who is sparing, especially with eating and drinking.
Drinking is a verb which means swallowing a liquid. For example: "I was drinking milk in the kitchen." Drank is the past tense of drink. "I drank some milk." Drinking can also mean to consume alcoholic beverages. "He was out drinking all night long at the nearby tavern."