beer up

slang To drink large quantities of beer. You really beered up at the bar last night—do you remember anything at all?

beer up

Sl. to drink a lot of beer. Those guys are out there beering up like mad. Stop beering up and go home!

beer up

in. to drink a lot of beer. Those guys are out there beering up like mad.

See also: beer, up

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

beer
hopfest
pound beer
slam beer
beer (one)
beer me
hammer a beer
gusto
near beer
near-beer

References in periodicals archive

Independent brewers give best value, with Holts beer up to 42p cheaper, says the guide.

PUBS PULL A FAST ONE; Brewers 'put 9p on beer'

Boston Beer ups the ante with Rebel Raw, a new 10% abv 100 IBU double IPA made with six hop varieties.

Kona brews ale with native Hawaiian honey

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释义	beer up beer up slang To drink large quantities of beer. You really beered up at the bar last night—do you remember anything at all? See also: beer, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. beer up Sl. to drink a lot of beer. Those guys are out there beering up like mad. Stop beering up and go home! See also: beer, up McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. beer up in. to drink a lot of beer. Those guys are out there beering up like mad. See also: beer, up McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: beer hopfest pound beer slam beer beer (one) beer me hammer a beer gusto near beer near-beer References in periodicals archive Independent brewers give best value, with Holts beer up to 42p cheaper, says the guide. PUBS PULL A FAST ONE; Brewers 'put 9p on beer' Boston Beer ups the ante with Rebel Raw, a new 10% abv 100 IBU double IPA made with six hop varieties. Kona brews ale with native Hawaiian honey
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