Cirrhosisly
To give weight to the recommendations of a doctor when faced with a medical condition, e.g. to give up drinking to avoid health complications from fatty liver.
Cirrhosisly by Saxy Wordsmith October 22, 2019
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Cirrhosisized
Cirrhosisized by Thegangl November 27, 2012
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cirrhosis of the lover
She went from punch-drunk to a bad case of cirrhosis of the lover.
Cirrhosis of the lover is responsible for most divorces these days.
Cirrhosis of the lover is responsible for most divorces these days.
cirrhosis of the lover by Jerry.g.g December 15, 2016
Cirrhosis
A liver disease where there is scarring in the liver caused by long-term liver damage. It is most commonly caused by heavy drinking as alcohol is notorious for causing liver problems.
Limit your alcohol intake because you do not want lover cirrhosis as it can potentially be fatal if one continues to drink with this condition.
Cirrhosis by UltimateDoge May 14, 2022
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