Tennessee Whiskey

A common sex routine involving a woman with a yeast infection urinating into the mouth of her lover.

Guy 1: "I wanted to try something new with her, and it was going so well until she pissed in my mouth."
Guy 2: "I think she gave you Tennessee Whiskey."

by NotKrowe October 1, 2022

Indiana Whiskey Maker

Two or more people entering a cornfield attempting to shove corn up ones vagina while squirting. The other person(s) must capture said squirt into a cup and sell/drink it.

My sister is known as the Indiana Whiskey Maker in town. She makes the best whiskey.

by Toiletclogger07 November 19, 2022

French Whiskey

A drink of imbeciles.

Only an idiot would drink a French Whiskey.

by Muffinecone May 2, 2023

shower whiskey

Drinking your own piss while in the shower.

I can’t wait to drink some shower whiskey!

by Workingforaliving May 31, 2023

This-Whiskey

A shorthand for the family of fallacies where someone dismisses an argument by labeling it with a dismissive category (postmodernism, relativism, conspiracy theory, etc.). "This is whiskey" means "this is that thing we've already decided is bad, so I don't have to engage." The fallacy lies in treating category membership as refutation. The label doesn't do the work of argument; it just signals which team you're on.

"They didn't address a single point. Just said: 'This is just postmodern relativism.' That's This-Whiskey—using the label as a dismissal. But the argument deserves engagement, not categorization. Calling it whiskey doesn't make it false; it just shows you've stopped thinking."

by Dumu The Void February 28, 2026

You-Whiskey

A shorthand for the family of fallacies where someone dismisses a person by associating them with a dismissive category. "You're a postmodernist," "You're a relativist," "You're a conspiracy theorist." The label becomes a way of dismissing the person without engaging their arguments. The fallacy lies in treating identity as refutation—as if who someone is (or is claimed to be) determines whether they're right. It's ad hominem by category.

"I raised concerns about government transparency. Response: 'Oh, you're one of those conspiracy theorists.' That's You-Whiskey—using the label to dismiss the person, not the argument. But ad hominem doesn't become valid just because the category sounds sophisticated. You-Whiskey is still you-not-engaging."

by Dumu The Void February 28, 2026

not my brand of whiskey

not my area of professional expertise

man 1 ): how did Hitler commit suicide: by taking a cyanide pill or shooting himself in the head?

man 2) no bloody idea. this is not my brand of whiskey, I'm a biochemist anyways. go to a history department, they may be able to help you there.

by Sexydimma June 5, 2012