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down the hatch
Down the hatch.
I am about to drink this.; Let's all drink up. (Said as one is about to take a drink, especially of something bad-tasting or potent. Also used as a jocular toast.) Bob said, "Down the hatch," and drank the whiskey in one gulp. Let's toast the bride and groom. Down the hatch!
down the hatch
Drink up, as in " Down the hatch," said Bill, as they raised their glasses. This phrase, often used as a toast, employs hatch in the sense of "a trap door found on ships." [Slang; c. 1930]
down the hatch
Slang Drink up. Often used as a toast.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Lise | | LEE-se (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish), LEES (English), LEEZ (English) | French, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, English |
Anneke | | AHN-nə-kə | Dutch |
Rudy | | ['ru:di] | |
Ernestina | | - | Italian |
Lauma | | - | Latvian, Baltic Mythology |
Roel | | ROOL | Dutch |