Buzz and Drink

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Buzz verb - To be copiously supplied.

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Drink and buzz are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Drink" instead a verb "Buzz".

Nearby Words: buzzed, buzzing, buzzer

Drink verb - To swallow in liquid form.

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Buzz and drink are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Buzz" instead a verb "Drink".

Nearby Words: drinking, drinkable, drinker

good	good buzz	good drink
nice	nice buzz	nice drink
special	special buzz	special drink
long	long buzz	long drink
Other adjectives: similar, short, certain, single, real, little, bad, quiet, new, extra.

buzz time

drink time

They can, however, drink the blood of a drunk person and thereby get a buzz (same goes for other drugs, such as cocaine; additionally, if they drink the blood of a mage or a changeling, they experience mild euphoria and hallucinations).

Source: Never Gets Drunk
Food soaks up the alcohol you drink and helps draw out the effect, turning a sudden stupor into a prolonged buzz.

Source: Unsuspectingly Soused
Raj didn't drink before the series began, but mid-season one learned that he is able to overcome his "can't talk to women" issues with a bit of a buzz.

Source: The Alcoholic

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