To drink up (or drink something up) is to completely finish a drink.
Examples of use:
1. Drink up. Our taxi is here.
2. Drink your milk up. It’s good for you.
infinitive – drink up
present simple – drink up and drinks up
-ing form – drinking up
past simple – drank up
past participle – drunk up
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