Drammed: meaning, definitions and examples
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drammed
[ dræmd ]
past tense
Drammed is the past tense of the verb 'dram', which means to drink a small amount of alcohol, especially whiskey. This term is often used in informal contexts, particularly in regions where whiskey is a popular beverage. It can also imply the act of indulging in a small sip or taste of something alcoholic as part of a social or celebratory occasion.
Synonyms
gulped, sampled, sipped, tasted.
Examples of usage
- Last night, he drammed some fine Scotch with his friends.
- She drammed a bit of whiskey to toast the occasion.
- They drammed a small shot before heading out.
- At the celebration, they drammed their favorite bourbon.
Translations
Translations of the word "drammed" in other languages:
🇵🇹 drogado
- embriagado
- intoxicado
🇮🇳 नशे में
🇩🇪 betrunken
- berauscht
- trunken
🇮🇩 mabuk
🇺🇦 п'яний
- накачаний
- під наркотиками
🇵🇱 pijany
- odurzony
- naćpany
🇯🇵 酔っ払った
🇫🇷 ivresse
- sous l'influence
- drogué
🇪🇸 ebrio
- intoxicado
- drogado
🇹🇷 sarhoş
🇰🇷 취한
🇸🇦 مخمور
🇨🇿 opilý
- pod vlivem
- drogově závislý
🇸🇰 opitý
- pod vplyvom
- drogovo závislý
🇨🇳 醉酒的
🇸🇮 pijan
- pod vplivom
- drogiran
🇮🇸 fullur
🇰🇿 ішімдікке тойып алған
🇬🇪 მთვრალი
🇦🇿 içkili
🇲🇽 ebrio
Etymology
The word 'dram' originally comes from the Greek word 'drame', which referred to a small weight or measure. This term evolved through Middle English and was used to designate a small amount of liquid, particularly spirits. The concept of a 'dram' drinking measure became particularly popular in the context of whiskey in Scotland, where it signifies a small portion typically enjoyed in a social setting. Over time, the verb 'to dram' emerged, reflecting the action of consuming a small quantity of whiskey, especially in a casual or celebratory setting. The evolution of this term mirrors the growing significance of whiskey culture, particularly in Scottish and Irish traditions.