beer (one)

beer (one)

slang To serve one a beer. Often used as an imperative. A: "You want a drink, Pat?" B: "Yeah, beer me, Tom!" Beer him, it's his bachelor party! A: "Ugh, it's been a long, exhausting week." B: "Hey, barkeep, beer this lady!"

See also: beer

beer me

slang Bring, get, or hand me a beer. I'm not driving tonight, so beer me, dude! A: "Come on, beer me!" B: "Oh, I think you've had enough to drink, pal." It's been a long, exhausting week. Barkeep, beer me!

See also: beer

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beer

1. in. to drink beer. Fred and Tom sat in there watching the game and beering and belching like two old whales.

2. tv. to get oneself drunk on beer. I beered myself, but good.

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