Hangover Shift

The very first shift of the year.

I have to drink twice as much so i can wake up on time for my hangover shift on Jan, 1st.

by Tapfuma January 1, 2012

Heart attack and a hangover

Mixing Jack Daniels and Monster Energy

“Yo I got so fucked up last night on that drink I almost got a heart attack and a hangover”

by Keesee5 December 13, 2018

CSI Hangover

The act of trying to remember the day after a night of heavy drinking by going through receipts, bank statements and messages.

Me: "CSI hangover was hard work, today mate, I couldn't find anything about where I had been last night"
Friend: "check your Uber trips; see where you been"

by MrBlueSea June 10, 2019

Buffet Hangover

The result of one eating until their stomach is at, or over, the limit of what it can contain. People commonly are diagnosed with "buffet hangover" at places where there is no limit to how much one can eat, such as a buffet or events/holidays which involve large quantities of food.

The common symptoms of "buffet hangover" include;
- laziness
- drowsiness
- stomach pains
- nausea

Depending on your age and what you ate, other symptoms may include;
- heart-burn
- food poisoning
- diarrhea
- excessive vomiting

Example 1:
"Man, I should not have went to that party on an empty stomach. I totally had a buffet hangover!"

Example 2:
"Jack had a buffet hangover at that new all-you-can-eat place. He spent all night barfing up a storm!"

by BrianDZ August 6, 2016

Tsui Hangover

When you go to Tsui Hangs in a drunken stupor and wake up the next morning to a wild hangover of chow mein, special tea, and regrets.

Alessia: “Yo, Tsui Hangs?”
Sienna: “I’m gonna wake up with a mad Tsui Hangover, but fuck it. We’re here for a good time not a long time.

by Caribouxlou December 4, 2017

jazz hangover

When you wake up still stoned from the night before.

Man, that fucking edible I ate last night was strong. I have a jazz hangover!

by Guitarman420 January 20, 2021

Buffet Hangover

The result of one eating until their stomach is at, or over, the limit of what it can contain. People commonly are diagnosed with "buffet hangover" at places where there is no limit to how much one can eat, such as a buffet or events/holidays which involve large quantities of food.

The common symptoms of "buffet hangover" include;
- laziness
- drowsiness
- stomach pains
- nausea

Depending on your age and what you ate, other symptoms may include;
- heart-burn
- food poisoning
- diarrhea
- excessive vomiting

Example 1:
"Man, I should not have went to that party on an empty stomach. I totally had a buffet hangover!"

Example 2:
"Jack had a buffet hangover at that new all-you-can-eat place. He spent all night barfing up a storm!"

by BrianDZ August 6, 2016