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1 alkoholinkäyttö
• drinking -
2 ryyppääminen
• drinking -
3 juomaseura
• drinking company• drinking party -
4 alkoholiongelma
• drinking problem -
5 juoma-astia
• drinking vessel -
6 juomakausi
• drinking-bout -
7 juomalaite
• drinking-fountain -
8 juomalasi
• drinking glass• glass• tumbler -
9 juomasarvi
• drinking horn -
10 juomatapa
• drinking habit -
11 vesikuppi
• drinking bowl -
12 juomakierre
• booze• booze-up• drinking bout• drinking-bout -
13 juomalaulu
yks.nom. juomalaulu; yks.gen. juomalaulun; yks.part. juomalaulua; yks.ill. juomalauluun; mon.gen. juomalaulujen; mon.part. juomalauluja; mon.ill. juomalauluihindrinking song (noun)* * *• drinking song -
14 juomavesi
yks.nom. juomavesi; yks.gen. juomaveden; yks.part. juomavettä; yks.ill. juomaveteen; mon.gen. juomavesien juomavetten; mon.part. juomavesiä; mon.ill. juomavesiindrinking water (noun)* * *• drinking water -
15 juominen
yks.nom. juominen; yks.gen. juomisen; yks.part. juomista; yks.ill. juomiseen; mon.gen. juomisten juomisien; mon.part. juomisia; mon.ill. juomisiinboozing (noun)drinking (noun)having (noun)imbibing (noun)potation (noun)swigging (noun)swilling (noun)toasting (noun)* * *• potationfinance, business, economy• potion• drinking• drink• beverage• potion -
16 juomingit
; mon.gen. juominkien; mon.part. juominkeja; mon.ill. juominkeihinbacchanal (noun)binge (noun)booze (noun)carousal (noun)drinking-bout (noun)libation (noun)orgy (noun)revelry (noun)spree (noun)* * *• bacchanals• carousal• spree• revelry• orgy• libation• drinking-bout• booze-up• booze• bender• bacchanalia• bacchanal• binge -
17 imeminen
absorbing (noun)aspirating (noun)drinking (noun)imbibing (noun)resorbing (noun)suck (noun)sucking (noun)suction (noun)* * *• suction• sucking• suck• aspiration -
18 imupaperi
yks.nom. imupaperi; yks.gen. imupaperin; yks.part. imupaperia; yks.ill. imupaperiin; mon.gen. imupaperien imupapereiden imupapereitten; mon.part. imupapereja imupapereita; mon.ill. imupapereihinblotter (noun)blotting paper (noun)blotting-paper (noun)* * *• absorbent paper• bibulous paper• blotter• blotting paper• blotting-paper• drinking paper -
19 imupilli
• straw• drinking straw -
20 juominki
• drunken revels• bacchanalia• bacchanals• drinking spree
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