wet whistle



wet one's whistle

Rur. to take a drink. He stopped at the bar to wet his whistle. I don't need a big glass of water. Just enough to wet my whistle.
See also: wet, whistle

wet your whistle

  (old-fashioned)
to have a drink, especially an alcoholic drink You must be thirsty after all that work - would you care to wet your whistle?
See have a face like a wet weekend
See also: wet, whistle

wet (one's) whistle

Informal
To take a drink.
See also: wet, whistle

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Cai (1)-Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Jarrett['dʒærit]
Drew[dru:]
DuaneDWAYN, də-WAYNEnglish, Irish
Ferapont-Russian
Sameera (2)-Indian, Telugu, Marathi, Hindi