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wet one's whistle
wet one's whistle
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wet one's whistle
as in
sup
other words for
wet one's whistle
absorb
belt
booze
consume
dissipate
down
drain
gargle
gulp
guzzle
imbibe
indulge
inhale
irrigate
lap
nip
quaff
sip
slosh
slurp
sop
sponge
suck
swallow
swig
swill
thirst
tipple
toast
hit the bottle
liquor up
partake of
pull on
put away
soak up
tank up
toss off
wash down
wet whistle
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opposites of
wet one's whistle
abstain
accumulate
collect
eject
gather
not use
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grouse
verb (used without object)
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[grous ]
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