Definition of Mickey Finn in English:

Mickey Finn

noun mɪki ˈfɪnˌmɪki ˈfɪn

informal

1An alcoholic drink that has been surreptitiously drugged so as to make the drinker unconscious.
Example sentencesExamples
- The latter mixed with an alcoholic drink is known as a Mickey Finn, used, in detective literature at least, to knock out the ‘goodies’.
- But once again, it would appear that they are serving us the policy equivalent of a Mickey Finn.
- Police say she went to his house, knocked him out with a Mickey Finn and, as he was falling asleep from the spiked cocktail, strangled him with a rope.
- In many cases, the girl has intentionally been fed a Mickey Finn and is physically powerless to prevent a gang-rape from unfolding.
1. 1.1 A drug added to a drink so as to make the drinker unconscious.
  she slipped a Mickey Finn into his glass

Origin

1920s: of unknown origin; sometimes said to be the name of a notorious Chicago saloon keeper (circa1896–1906).

Definition of Mickey Finn in US English:

Mickey Finn

nounˌmikē ˈfinˌmɪki ˈfɪn

informal

1A surreptitiously drugged or doctored drink given to someone so as to make them drunk or insensible.
〈非正式〉搀有迷魂药的饮料（或酒）
Example sentencesExamples
- Police say she went to his house, knocked him out with a Mickey Finn and, as he was falling asleep from the spiked cocktail, strangled him with a rope.
- But once again, it would appear that they are serving us the policy equivalent of a Mickey Finn.
- In many cases, the girl has intentionally been fed a Mickey Finn and is physically powerless to prevent a gang-rape from unfolding.
- The latter mixed with an alcoholic drink is known as a Mickey Finn, used, in detective literature at least, to knock out the ‘goodies’.
1. 1.1 A drug added to a drink so as to make the drinker unconscious.
  she slipped a Mickey Finn into his glass

Origin

1920s: of unknown origin; sometimes said to be the name of a notorious Chicago saloon keeper ( c 1896–1906).

词汇	Mickey Finn
释义	Definition of Mickey Finn in English: Mickey Finn noun mɪki ˈfɪnˌmɪki ˈfɪn informal 1An alcoholic drink that has been surreptitiously drugged so as to make the drinker unconscious. Example sentencesExamples The latter mixed with an alcoholic drink is known as a Mickey Finn, used, in detective literature at least, to knock out the ‘goodies’. But once again, it would appear that they are serving us the policy equivalent of a Mickey Finn. Police say she went to his house, knocked him out with a Mickey Finn and, as he was falling asleep from the spiked cocktail, strangled him with a rope. In many cases, the girl has intentionally been fed a Mickey Finn and is physically powerless to prevent a gang-rape from unfolding. 1.1 A drug added to a drink so as to make the drinker unconscious. she slipped a Mickey Finn into his glass Origin 1920s: of unknown origin; sometimes said to be the name of a notorious Chicago saloon keeper (circa1896–1906). Definition of Mickey Finn in US English: Mickey Finn nounˌmikē ˈfinˌmɪki ˈfɪn informal 1A surreptitiously drugged or doctored drink given to someone so as to make them drunk or insensible. 〈非正式〉搀有迷魂药的饮料（或酒） Example sentencesExamples Police say she went to his house, knocked him out with a Mickey Finn and, as he was falling asleep from the spiked cocktail, strangled him with a rope. But once again, it would appear that they are serving us the policy equivalent of a Mickey Finn. In many cases, the girl has intentionally been fed a Mickey Finn and is physically powerless to prevent a gang-rape from unfolding. The latter mixed with an alcoholic drink is known as a Mickey Finn, used, in detective literature at least, to knock out the ‘goodies’. 1.1 A drug added to a drink so as to make the drinker unconscious. she slipped a Mickey Finn into his glass Origin 1920s: of unknown origin; sometimes said to be the name of a notorious Chicago saloon keeper ( c 1896–1906).
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