Pronunciations (20)
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/dɹæŋk/
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- Received-Pronunciation
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/dɹaŋk/
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- British
- Midlands
- Northern-England
- Southern
- Standard
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/dɾaŋk/
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- Scotland
- Wales
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/dɹæːŋk/
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- Australia
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/dɹɛŋk/
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- New-Zealand
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/dɹæŋk/
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- US
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/dɹeɪŋk/
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- US
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/dɹæŋk/
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[dɹæŋk]
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/dɹæŋk/
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- Southern-US
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[dɹæŋk]
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- Southern-US
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[dɹæə̯ŋk]
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- Southern-US
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[dɹɛə̯ŋk]
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- Southern-US
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/dɹæŋk/
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- Inland-Northern-American
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[dɹɛə̯ŋk]
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- Inland-Northern-American
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/dɹeɪŋk/
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[dɹeɪ̯ŋk]
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[dɹeːŋk]
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[dɹeɪŋk]
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[dɹɛːŋk]
Noun
Dextromethorphan.
Usage- Countable
- Slang
- Uncountable
A drink, usually alcoholic.
Usage- Countable
- Slang
- Uncountable
- Examples
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You leave your drink around me, believe your drank going to get drunk up.