0 present participle of imbibe
1 to drink, especially alcohol:
Have you been imbibing again?
At the ground, anyone who had been imbibing or who was carrying alcohol could be charged with the commission of an offence.
It is not a question of imbibing your ideas.
Unfortunately, once fluoride is added to the water supply no one can contract out of imbibing it.
He painted a picture of us as a nation imbibing vast quantities of patent medicines.
If there was a real, moral objection to imbibing whisky, it ought to be prohibited altogether.
Fay also associates the landowners with the brewing trade as the workers are described as imbibing wholesome ale rather than inebriating spirits, barley being a lucrative crop grown for brewing.
The captured images of imbibing seeds allowed estimation of timing of 'visible germination' occurrence without any subjective evaluation.
Tested under experimental conditions, this fly has proved infective 88 days after first imbibing the trypanosome.
