slip (one) a Mickey (Finn)

To put a drug in someone's drink that will make them lose consciousness and incapacitate them; to serve someone a drink laced with such a drug. Please be careful—it's scarily easy for someone to slip you a Mickey at big parties like that. The victim of the robbery stated that the assailant had slipped him a Mickey Finn at the bar.

slip someone a Mickey

to secretly put a Mickey Finn in someone's alcoholic drink. (This drug either makes the victim ill or causes immediate diarrhea.) somebody slipped Barlowe a Mickey and sent him into action. For a ten-spot, the bartender slipped slim a Mickey.

slip someone a Mickey Finn

INFORMAL

If someone slips someone else a Mickey Finn, they give them a drink containing a drug that makes them go to sleep. I went there once and was slipped a Mickey Finn.

slip someone a Mickey Finn

give someone a drugged or otherwise adulterated drink.

Recorded from the 1920s, this expression is of unknown origin, but it is sometimes said to be the name of a notorious Chicago barkeeper ( c .1896–1906 ).

slip someone a Mickey

tv. to secretly put a Mickey Finn in someone’s alcoholic drink. (This drug either makes the victim pass out or causes immediate diarrhea.) Somebody slipped Marlowe a Mickey and sent him into action.

词组	slip (one) a Mickey (Finn)
释义	slip (one) a Mickey (Finn) slip (one) a Mickey (Finn) To put a drug in someone's drink that will make them lose consciousness and incapacitate them; to serve someone a drink laced with such a drug. Please be careful—it's scarily easy for someone to slip you a Mickey at big parties like that. The victim of the robbery stated that the assailant had slipped him a Mickey Finn at the bar. See also: mickey, slip Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. slip someone a Mickey to secretly put a Mickey Finn in someone's alcoholic drink. (This drug either makes the victim ill or causes immediate diarrhea.) somebody slipped Barlowe a Mickey and sent him into action. For a ten-spot, the bartender slipped slim a Mickey. See also: mickey, slip McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. slip someone a Mickey Finn INFORMAL If someone slips someone else a Mickey Finn, they give them a drink containing a drug that makes them go to sleep. I went there once and was slipped a Mickey Finn. See also: Finn, mickey, slip, someone Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. slip someone a Mickey Finn give someone a drugged or otherwise adulterated drink. Recorded from the 1920s, this expression is of unknown origin, but it is sometimes said to be the name of a notorious Chicago barkeeper ( c .1896–1906 ). See also: Finn, mickey, slip, someone Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary slip someone a Mickey tv. to secretly put a Mickey Finn in someone’s alcoholic drink. (This drug either makes the victim pass out or causes immediate diarrhea.) Somebody slipped Marlowe a Mickey and sent him into action. See also: mickey, slip, someone McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: slip a Mickey slip someone a Mickey slip someone a Mickey Finn drink (oneself) to sleep drink (someone) under the table drink somebody under the table drink someone under the table drink under the table What are you drinking? What are you having?
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