hangover English

Meaning hangover meaning

What does hangover mean?

Definitions in simple English

hangover Noun

— A hangover is a group of symptoms that can include headache. It can be caused by drinking alcohol, or by other things.

hangover

— noun disagreeable aftereffects from the use of drugs (especially alcohol)

— noun (= holdover) something that has survived from the past a holdover from the sixties hangovers from the 19th century

— noun (= holdover) an official who remains in office after his term

Synonyms hangover synonyms

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holdover

katzenjammer

crapulence

remainder

headache

unwellness

trailing smear

trailing

testament

sickness

relic

patrimony

morning after

malady

legacy

leftover

left over

inheritance

indisposition

heritage

bequest

ancestry

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Simple sentences

Only time can heal a hangover.

I have a hangover today.

I have a hangover.

She slept off her hangover.

There's nothing better than a good onion soup to drive away the hangover after a night of drinking.

Tom had a hideous hangover.

Tom has a hangover.

He has a terrible hangover.

I woke up the next day with a hangover.

I came to work this morning with a hangover.

What's the best cure for a hangover?

I'm lying in bed with a killer hangover.

I've got a bad hangover.

Tom woke up the next day with a painful hangover.

Robots are great in the workplace, because they don't need toilet or meal breaks, don't get sick or come to work with a hangover.

I have a terrible hangover.

What's the best way to get over a hangover?

He has a hangover.

Movie subtitles

See, my roommates and I are launching this hangover cure, and, uh, we were in the middle of a very important business meeting.

I've handled better than you with a hangover.

I'm not going to have my wife laying in bed half the day with your hangover.

At least I saw somebody with a hangover.

Confidentially, darling, this is more than a hangover.

Nice black coffee for that nice black hangover.

Now wait a minute, I know you've got a hangover, and you're nervous about the show, and you've got to let off steam on somebody but please, don't say anything we might both regret.

The bee who collected this honey must have some hangover.

He's walking out his hangover.

Moosehead, when I come out of that saloon I'd be so teetotally tight that if I live to be 108 years old I'll die with a hangover.

I'm afraid you've got a hangover.

Don't tell me what I've got! I invented the hangover! It was in 1892 BC.

If you ask me, you've got a hangover from all that beer you put away last night.

Outside of a little hangover.

They're just drinking off a hangover.

Another happy hangover, huh?

She got a hangover?

It looks like the Taj Mahal with a hangover.

I invented the hangover!

A hangover, I believe it is.

You've just got a hangover.

There's no emotional hangover, is there, Rusty?

And it gives you a hell of a hangover.

That's the local recipe for a hangover.

He always gets a hangover when the drinks are free.

I know you've got a hangover, but it's 12:30!

The hangover from that dream.

You can drink all you want only don't come in late Monday morning with a hangover.

Maybe we thought it was a dream. and we'd wake up with a hangover in Niagara Falls.

Got a hangover?

Oh, what a hangover!

It's just your hangover.

At least if I have a hangover, it will be all mine.

This looks like death not only took a holiday, but he got a hangover from taking it.

We may be nursing a hangover.

In the morning, he'll have a prize hangover.

She said you had some hangover.

News and current affairs

BEIJING: China has now finished celebrating the 50th anniversary of Mao's revolution, but the hangover cure that so many people in the West have been urging upon the country -- a healthy dose of devaluation -- is unlikely to be swallowed.

In the run-up to the Iraq invasion, the Bush administration rejected containment as an obsolete Cold War hangover.

On the demand side, according to this view, the hangover from pre-crisis private indebtedness and crisis-generated public indebtedness still weighs on domestic demand.

Havel is right that the region will sober up after its political hangover.

There would have been no high, but also no hangover.

Now that the party is over, the hangover is setting in.