Whiskey Ninja

When a friend gets drunk of whiskey behind your back, usually after a hard break up.

The act of swigging whiskey like a ninja, so no one sees you drinking.

-George is a whiskey ninja, he got so drunk and no one even noticed.
-What a whiskey ninja!

by Gib1234 May 20, 2010

whiskey flu

A flu like condition resulting from an over indulgence in alcohol and a lack of sleep.

Mike always complains of being sick when returning from overseas trips but usually it's just a bad case of the whiskey flu.

by Onemoreokie May 15, 2006

Whiskey Ditch

A whiskey ditch is an alcoholic drink, primarily a regionally used term (like in Montana), describing a drink where whiskey is cut with water. More specifically, a Whiskey Ditch is a drink with cubed ice, and equal parts whiskey and water. It's a weaker version of whiskey on the rocks.

Bartender! I'm already three sheets in, I'll just have a whiskey ditch.

by montanadave June 1, 2016

whiskey shits

The acrid vile often unexpected liquid black excrement that comes spewing forth violently after a whiskey binge.

1. I was in the can most of the morning because of those goddamned whiskey shits.

2. He thought it was a fart, but it turned out he had the whiskey shits.

by DiggleZ July 26, 2006

Whiskey Bravo

The NATO phonetic alphabet words for the letters W and B. Whiskey Bravo can mean anything begging with W and B.

I’m headed whiskey bravo. (whiskey bravo = west bound)

Whiskey bravo, Adam. (whiskey bravo = welcome back)

by Ghdlk December 12, 2020

Whiskey Royale

A cocktail consisting of equal parts whiskey and red wine served chilled. The name comes from the regal purple color of the beverage after the two components are mixed.

The light illuminated the imperial tint of her Whiskey Royale - a beacon that seemed to beg, "Can you save the Queen?"

by chegs bingholf December 4, 2010

whiskey disk

A cylindrical piece of soapstone used for chilling fine liquor in order to avoid dilution from melting ice. The stone is frozen and then added to a drink. The first whiskey disks were manufactured by a New Hampshire stonemason over 15 years ago. Now, they are widely used by liquor aficionados everywhere.

He liked his Scotch neat yet slightly chilled, so he poured it over a whiskey disk.

by jhammerstone April 19, 2011