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strong drink

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noun

  1. alcoholic drink

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Sure, it poured strong drinks and stayed open late, but the first DJs to throw parties in the space were just regulars slurping down pad see ew at the bar.

From Los Angeles Times

This cozy local coffee shop and roastery supplies strong drinks and good vibes several blocks from Golden Gate Park and Ocean Beach.

From Washington Post

The restaurant wouldn’t have the spirit it does without a strong drinks program, either.

From Washington Post

Good judgment is often a casualty to strong drink, after all, and asking the Starkville Police Department to ride herd on this behavior only further burdens law enforcement.

From Washington Times

A single bar serves strong drinks in cans or plastic cups.

From New York Times