liquor-up n.
1. a drinking spree; a party.
Hooligan Nights 106: There was a rare old liquor up at that pub. |
2. (US) a drink.
Davenport Dunn 224: There, ‘liquor up,’ as the Yankees say, cried Davis, passing the decanter towards him. | ||
City of the Saints 356: After [...] a last ‘liquor-up’. | ||
To Cape for Diamonds 273: With many a ‘liquor-up,’ and many a joke [...] we wended our way. | ||
Dict. of Sl., Jargon and Cant. |