Drink (verb)

1. To take in liquid through the mouth.
2. To consume (alcoholic beverages).
3. To participate in drinking, especially as a social activity.
4. To absorb or soak up.
5. To swallow eagerly or in large quantities.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english drincan; akin to old high german trinkan to drink, latin bibere to drink.

Examples:

1. She drank a glass of water.
2. He likes to drink beer.
3. They drank to their friendship.
4. The sponge drinks up the water.
5. She drank in the beautiful view.