Drunkaoke
Drunkaoke by Fundrummerchick November 4, 2011
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drunkometer
When I drink beer I know when I've had enough and when to stop. Apparently when I drink Vodka martinis, my drunkometer does not work.
drunkometer by pyra023 December 20, 2010
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drunkorexia
A practice which has recently come to light with the exposure of pro-anorexia websites in the media... DRUNKOREXIA refers to the act of restricting food intake/calories by day so one can party and get drunk at night without fear of gaining weight from the extra calories of the alcohol. Generally practiced by body-conscious or anorexic young women, who are often alcoholics.
The danger of this practice is that there is no food present in the stomach to slow the absorption of alcohol into the system, which can result in the person becoming intoxicated too quickly, passing out, vomiting, or getting alcohol poisoning. Those side effects, coupled with the long-term effects of anorexia on the body, can lead to death.
The danger of this practice is that there is no food present in the stomach to slow the absorption of alcohol into the system, which can result in the person becoming intoxicated too quickly, passing out, vomiting, or getting alcohol poisoning. Those side effects, coupled with the long-term effects of anorexia on the body, can lead to death.
Amy: "I never see Brittany eat a thing... she just swills down shot after shot of Patron every night."
Carrie: "Sounds like drunkorexia to me."
Amy: "She's going to die if she doesn't get her shit together."
Carrie: "Sounds like drunkorexia to me."
Amy: "She's going to die if she doesn't get her shit together."
drunkorexia by Hollis X April 18, 2008
Drunkolepsy
Drunkolepsy by Mr. One Three July 15, 2009
drunkarexic
A person who drinks a reasonable amount and does not eat.
Someone whose main caloric intake is in the form of alcohol.
Comprised of "drunk" and "anorexic"
Someone whose main caloric intake is in the form of alcohol.
Comprised of "drunk" and "anorexic"
drunkarexic by mvolfman April 15, 2010
Drunkorexic
A person, pre-dominantly a college or university student, who chooses to purchase alcohol rather than food.
Drunkorexic by Collegelife101 April 15, 2010
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