, g. óil, m., act of drinking; drink; an t-ól, drink (as a habit); 'sé an t-ól is feárr é, it is the best drink; ag ól, drinking; dáil óil, convivial meeting.
ólach
, -aighe, a., given to drinking, subject to drinking (also óltach).
ólachán
, -áin, pl. id., m., a carousal; drink; tippling, act of habitual drinking; in U. all kinds of drinks, an assortment of drinks: soilear foscailte lán fíon 7 ólacháin (song).
ólaim
, vl. ól, v. tr., I drink, quaff; used often like the Eng. drink, without an expressed object.
ólguiseach
, -sighe, a., vigorous; go hó. bríoghmhar, actively and vigorously.
ólta
, p. a., drunk, swallowed; drunk, inebriated, in saying tá tú chómh hólta le gaduidhe, you are as drunk as a thief (Don.).
óltach
, -aighe, a., given to drink.
ól-teach
, m., a tavern.
ól-thoghairm
, f., challenging to drink, drinking to a person, pledging, giving a toast.