upstairs vs. downstairs hangover

Refers to da ratio of how much your "upstairs" hangovers (i.e., "morning after" headaches, nausea, etc.) affect da flabby "hangover" --- i.e., floppily-drooping beer gut --- dat gradually develops "downstairs". Generally speaking it'll be about equal; in other words, da more alcohol you guzzle, da more of an "overhang" you'll get at your waistline.

Seeing other folks afflicted with an "upstairs vs. downstairs hangover" should be ample motivation to not start drinking yourself!

by QuacksO November 6, 2022

Hurricane Hangover

Most common side effect from absorbing strikes of the ruthless mixed martial artist Jude Chibuzor aka The Hurricane.

I sure cashed out from the cage fight but the Hurricane Hangover keeps coming

by Xan Xphan December 24, 2021

gaming hangover

When a Person or People go on a gaming spree for a long Period of time without stopping and the effects last one-two days

Friend: Dude you look like shit
Friend(2): Sorry, I'm kinda recovering from a (Gaming hangover)

by Lol love ya October 7, 2016

edible hangover

the grogginess and floaty feeling you get waking up the morning after eating an edible

“dude those edibles we made were amazing”
“yeah man i had a crazy edible hangover the next day”

by _jujutsu October 30, 2019

Muskrat Hangover

When a guy puts a Davy Crockett hat on a chick, hangs her over the side of the bed and proceeds to engage in intercourse.

"This chick totally begged me to do the muskrat hangover with her tonight"

by ayecarumba September 8, 2011

baby hangover

(Noun)

1.)An alternative way to describe the intermittent nausea, vomiting, and general malaise that is symptomatic of pregnancy sickness that's commonly referred to as "morning sickness".

2.) A more accurate variant of the common term, "morning sickness".

"...Morning sickness" my ass! It's 9:30 at night, the room is still spinning and every smell makes me want to puke thanks to this baby hangover!

by Shashvoidvamp October 8, 2016

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