The act of getting drunk incredibly quickly, off of very little alcohol due to the act of missing or skipping dinner.
Typically arises as a result of going out for drinks with friends after work, or with clients after a meeting. This also makes the eventual embarrassment that much more harrowing.
Typically arises as a result of going out for drinks with friends after work, or with clients after a meeting. This also makes the eventual embarrassment that much more harrowing.
Ben: How was the going away party last night?
Joey: It was good until I layed down for a rest on the dance floor?
Ben: What?
Joey: I forgot to eat something. I was totally no dinner drunk.
Joey: It was good until I layed down for a rest on the dance floor?
Ben: What?
Joey: I forgot to eat something. I was totally no dinner drunk.
by JCashmere December 13, 2010
"Hey, you okay?"
"No. I'm not okay. I am...awesome!"
"The docs give you something?"
"Oh, yeah. They gave me...everything...It's spectacu-lacular, man. Hehehe!"
"You always were a happy drunk."
"No. I'm not okay. I am...awesome!"
"The docs give you something?"
"Oh, yeah. They gave me...everything...It's spectacu-lacular, man. Hehehe!"
"You always were a happy drunk."
by DarthKieduss July 31, 2015
by swage November 28, 2006
The craving to consume mass quantities of absorbents after a session of moderate to heavy drinking. The effects are twofold: slowing down the rate of alcohol being introduced into the bloodstream, and depleting the amount of easily/already prepared food in one's kitchen. Foods high in fat, carbs, and/or salt are high on the craving list, as well as foods that feel pleasant in the mouth (e.g. french fries).
The polite boozer will purchase sufficient absorbents beforehand before drinking at someone else's house.
The polite boozer will purchase sufficient absorbents beforehand before drinking at someone else's house.
"Is there any more of that Chinese food? All this beer has given me the drunk munchies."
note: translated from Drunkenese to grammatically correct English for ease of reading.
note: translated from Drunkenese to grammatically correct English for ease of reading.
by AnonymousBoozer March 19, 2008
Into the Ballantine Ale now, zombie drunk and nervous. I recognize this feeling: three or four days of booze, drugs, sun, no sleep and burned out adrenaline reserves-a giddy, quavering sort of high that means the crash is coming. But When?
by Max Dick October 7, 2008
The immediate feeling after a particularly great romp in the sack, where you are dizzy, lightheaded and find it difficult to walk.
by MelBIzzle February 24, 2009
wildly drunk, to the point one's judgment is severely impaired and one's inhibitions are dangerously lowered.
Coined by Justin Roiland while Atlanta drunk sending sexually explicit messages to a minor.
Coined by Justin Roiland while Atlanta drunk sending sexually explicit messages to a minor.
I'm Atlanta drunk
it's insane in the membrane
it's insane in the membrane
by YeetoCalrissian January 26, 2023