“To drink everything vigorously” in Japanese
Short answer
To drink everything vigorously in Japanese is “飲み倒す” (nomitaosu). Full meaning: to skip out on one's bar bill; to drink oneself to ruin, to drink everything vigorously, to get wasted.
Other ways to say “To drink everything vigorously” in Japanese
飲み倒し
nomitaoshi to skip out on one's bar bill; to drink oneself to ruin, to drink everything vigorously, to get wasted
飲み倒さ
nomitaosa to skip out on one's bar bill; to drink oneself to ruin, to drink everything vigorously, to get wasted
飲み倒そ
nomitaoso to skip out on one's bar bill; to drink oneself to ruin, to drink everything vigorously, to get wasted
飲み倒せ
nomitaose to skip out on one's bar bill; to drink oneself to ruin, to drink everything vigorously, to get wasted
飲み倒そう
nomitaosou to skip out on one's bar bill; to drink oneself to ruin, to drink everything vigorously, to get wasted
飲み倒しゃ
nomitaosha to skip out on one's bar bill; to drink oneself to ruin, to drink everything vigorously, to get wasted
飲み倒そっ
nomitaoso to skip out on one's bar bill; to drink oneself to ruin, to drink everything vigorously, to get wasted
飲み倒そふ
nomitaosou to skip out on one's bar bill; to drink oneself to ruin, to drink everything vigorously, to get wasted
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