Drinkings [noun]

We read of tea drinkings and coaches and his father's famous blunderbuss or "long gun" which he is presenting to Irving.

It was upon Humphrey's strong arm that Wolfe would take his daily walk into the town for the needful baths or water drinkings.

Then followed a scene of last health-drinkings, last hand-shakings, last embracements.

With all the Stumfoldians she was on terms of mitigated friendship, and always went to Mrs Stumfold's fortnightly tea-drinkings.

The tea-drinkings in her parlor seem to be occasions of great social enjoyment to the fortunate neighbors invited.

It made you think of the pre-Revolutionary days of tea-drinkings, before the tea was thrown overboard.

Old Virginia belles came up for a few weeks, and there were balls and parties at Georgetown, and no end of tea drinkings.

Then was Town-boon the great bell of the turn-about drinkings in Nidoyce.

There's always a May party and a dance; and then a time when the new year begins, and tea drinkings, and some birthdays are kept.

They rarely accepted invitations to tea-drinkings; and yet there was nothing unsocial in their manner or conversation.