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hangover

noun as in result of heavy drinking

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“If I drink really good tequila and I don’t do any sugar — no margaritas — I can get as drunk as I want, and I’ll have no hangover.”

But in March 2023, after suffering the worst Super Bowl hangover in NFL history, the Rams began a financial pullback necessitated by their spending to build the championship roster.

Gurney added that the timing of that hangover was unfortunate, given the club's pronounced public relations strategy coming into this season.

From BBC

Most people felt he'd probably be able to replicate his 2020 win despite being unpopular due to a lingering hangover from the pandemic.

From Salon

The desolation of Kristofferson's downbeat delivery tells you this song is about much more than a bad hangover.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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