drinking age
Noun
Meaning
the age at which is legal for a person to buy alcoholic beverages
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If it went on the ballot in Colorado, I would vote to lower the drinking age.
Among gamers of the legal drinking age in these three regions, regular beer consumption was a little more common among gamers in Western Europe.
After the drinking age in Texas was raised in 1986, the pub entered a period of financial difficulties and in April 1995, was destroyed in a fire.
And in the colder months, we would take a different trip — north to, Kirkwood, N.Y., Marty’s where the drinking age was 18. We would pile in the car and head up to get a table at Marty’s and we would see just about everybody we knew from Wilkes-Barre.
It was a new parental experience in a country with a drinking age of 18. My 20-year-old son and I sipped a Yellow Spot Irish whiskey, a magnificent discovery for me.
An airman from the 19th Medical Operations Squadron was drinking while under the legal drinking age.