Drink and Medicine

Drink

Drink noun - A liquid suitable for drinking.

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Medicine and drink are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Medicine" instead a noun "Drink".

Nearby Words: drinking, drinkable, drinker

Medicine noun - A substance or preparation used to treat disease.

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Drink and medicine are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drink" instead a noun "Medicine".

human	human drink	human medicine
good	good drink	good medicine
expensive	expensive drink	expensive medicine
special	special drink	special medicine
Other adjectives: best, free, potent, actual, real, little, bad, poisoned, new, traditional, herbal.

In The Curse of Monkey Island, at one point Guybrush has to mix alcohol with medicine and drink it, causing him to instantly pass out.

Source: Fission Mailed
Towards the end of the film, Eichmann goes into the kitchen for a drink and medicine to calm his nerves and stomach after giving the details about gassing the Jews, and sternly remarks "I wasn't talking to you" when the dropper tries to offer him a glass of water.

Source: Film / Conspiracy
If you choose not to drink it, he gives you actual medicine; if you drink it, it boosts your Courage, because he congratulates you on having the guts to try.

Source: Gargle Blaster / Video Games

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