into the drink

Idioms  

1. Into the water, especially the ocean. For example, One more wave and I thought I'd fall off the boat into the drink. [Slang; c. 1830]

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Example Sentences

He and business partner Bardy Bayram briefly tossed up working noodles and coconut milk into the drink somehow, but decided floaties and a creamy flavour would probably be a bridge too far.

From BBC

“It's not a common move,” he says, because it can send bits of herbs or fruit into the drink, causing it to look “frothy, cloudier and chaotic in the glass.”

From Scientific American

You can drop the caperberry garnish into the drink to make it a little saltier as you sip, and finish it off at the end.

From Washington Post

Hence the cognac and minute amounts of foie gras and truffles that also go into the drink.

From Washington Post

The pole screws or fastens into the drink holder of a theater armrest.

From Salon