the phenomenon that occurs when you regain cognitive memory from a blackout's clutches, usually occurring when raging to the wee hours of the morn.

"allow it" means to just leave something alone, or don't worry about it. People in West London say this quite often.

to piece together parts of a night that was initially categorized as a blackout. Usually followed by an epiphany

A term for the classical language of latin when used by african american people. usually used when an african american wishes to express an ebonic saying.

Essentially the compliment to 'blackout', as used in the term 'blackout drunk', wherein an individual comes around from their supposed state of extreme intoxication and into a surprised and often traumatized state. Is often reached a few hours after peak alcohol consumption and in the middle of a compromising or otherwise unwanted situation. Not to be confused with the other kind of 'blackout drunk', which refers to when an individual actually loses consciousness. Somehow, the two are used interchangeably these days by the youth.

v. the act of blacking out; to become so hammered that you no longer retain the ability to control oneself:

2) becoming so drunken that you completely forget the previous nights events

Slang for "off the hook".