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drive to drink

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drive someone to drink (humorous)

to make someone extremely anxious and unhappy. I just couldn't live with someone like Malcolm. It would drive me to drink.

See also: drink, drive

drive someone to drink

to make someone regularly drink a lot of alcohol. The death of a spouse can be enough to drive some people to drink.

See also: drink, drive

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