liquor in the front, poker in the rear 

1. Means there`s a bar, you can drink something and in the back is a poker room.
2. Slang, means: "Lick her in their front, poke her in the rear…"

At The L Word: Shane says: "Liquor in the front, poker in the rear!" when Alice come into the room with her new boyfriend.

liquor in the front, poker in the rear by strandhaeschen March 1, 2009

liquor lie 

the automotic lie that occours when asked or explaining to someone how much alcohol one has had to drink in a given time period.

dude1: OMG i've had like 25 beers allread tonight!! (liquor lie)
sober guy: really, that seems like quite an excessive amount.
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COP: How much have you had to drink tonight?
dude1: idono probly like 2 er3 beers (liquor lie)

liquor lie by captin crunk January 20, 2009

Liquorose 

An extremely talented woman whose reputation precedes her. Versatile & marketable in every sense. Beautiful, witty, intelligent,entertaining,humble and hIghly fashionable.

Born for stardom and commanding of the spotlight when she walks into a room.

There is no star left in the sky tonight because Liquorose is here on earth with us.

Liquorose by Wisdom 10 October 14, 2021

liquorish 

the language that really drunk people speak

Spencer: 'i nreed to git black tooth my housesh... im flucked'

Dan: Spen's speaking liquorish again...

liquorish by squamish represent July 12, 2010

liquor grinch 

Someone who hogs all of the booze at a party and becomes extremely hostile and cold hearted as they continue to drink.

Jesus Christ! Why is Phil at the party? Everyone knows he's a liquor grinch!

liquor grinch by Thunderchicken May 8, 2015

Liquor slam 

When you are watching Shoenice chugging alcohol which he calls “Liquor slams” so you take a bottle of absolut and “slam” it down the hatch.

Hey everyone, shoe nice again, well basically I want to keep this Liquor slam short. Eeeeeiiiittthhhhheeeerrrrr way, here’s the bottle of whiskey. Three, two, one. Shoenice.

Liquor slam by Autismo child December 26, 2019

liquored up 

Extremely drunk, intoxicated.

Jane: I can't remeber a thing from last night.
Meg: No wonder you can't. You were completely liquored up!!!

liquored up by sebelicious June 15, 2009