drinksie

English

Etymology

From drink +‎ -sie.

Noun

drinksie (plural drinksies)

1. (informal) An alcoholic beverage.
   • 2004, Thomas Alton Gardner, Home on the Strange, page 59:

     “A little drinksie, babe?” asked Jeff.

   • 2015, Susannah Hardy, Olive and Let Die:

     Two, you're sitting here having drinksies with a famous actress and you didn't call me.

   • 2017, Vivien Jackson, Wanted and Wired:

     Normally, I'd be thrilled you brought a friend around for drinksies.

Anagrams

• drinkies, kneriids, rinkside