Drinking-bowl and Drinking-horn have their own entries, here is just “Drink”, a delightfully strong verb.

• 01.022 and a drink of something
• 01.043 and have a drink.’
• 01.051 and drink!
• 01.092 on the drawing-room sofa with a drink at his elbow,
• 01.095 and a drink he crept nervously to the door of the parlour.
• 02.043 Also there was a barrel of good drink at hand,
• 02.043 and they were drinking out of jugs.
• 02.045 and the drink runnin’ short,
• 02.049 William was having another drink.
• 05.046 Never thirsty, ever drinking,
• 05.144 which held drink for the goblin-guards,
• 06.039 and he drank from a small mountain-stream that crossed the path,
• 07.116 and drunk at least a quart of mead –
• 07.126 will be wholesome to eat or to drink.
• 07.126 That you should neither drink of,
• 08.008 or they would have drunk from it,
• 08.036 there was practically nothing left to eat or to drink.
• 08.048 and drink.’
• 08.058 and drinking
• 08.140 and drink,
• 08.144 and drink,
• 09.010 and drink,
• 09.023 so let us have a drink first to help the labour.’
• 09.025 Soon they began to drink
• 09.044 while you fellows drink
• 09.046 Then they drank once round
• 10.018 were drinking
• 10.039 They drank his health,
• 13.039 for a drink of something cheering
• 13.062 There may be drink,
• 16.012 of a strong drink
• 18.048 I have drunk much of your wine
• 19.015 Your lullaby would waken a drunken goblin