Second Drunk

When you've been day drinking, take a short break and then start drinking again on into the night.

You: dude, I'm glad I sobered up, I'm starting on my second drunk of the day.

Second Drunk by HoneyDH October 22, 2015

second hand drunk 

People who act drunk when there are drunk people around.

Bitch had nothing to drink but she still made out with that guy because everybody else was drunk. She was second hand drunk.

second hand drunk by MrNickRo March 13, 2009

second hand drunk 

The ability to get drunk through inhaling alchoholic fumes from bevrages.

Jordan got second hand drunk while at the football game.



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second hand drunk by PooN DEZIGN SLC September 22, 2004

Second hand drunk 

The more sociable and fun feeling you get when surrounded by drunk people, but technically sober yourself. This is due to the subconscious knowledge that those around you are less judgmental due to their inebriated state.

Person 1: “Yo bro, have you been drinking??? You’re supposed to be DD!”

Person 2: “”Nah, bro I’m sober just enjoying this second hand drunk ya feel?”

Second hand drunk by Larmonaid October 2, 2019

Second Drink

When you are done drinking your alcoholic beverage and the remaining ice melts to form a watered down version of said alcholic beverage.

"Alright, I think its gone"
"no wait, when the ice melts, its like second drink"
"second drink? amazing"

Second Drink by Borba March 24, 2006

Second Drink

N: When the ice in your drink glass melts after your dink is gone.

Bob: These hot wings are making me thirsty. I wish the waiter would bring me a refill.

Joe: No man, look, you have second drink.

Second Drink by da word masta 2 point 5 September 14, 2009

Second-Hand Drunkness 

a state of intoxication where the said "drunk" person did not have a sip of alcohol but seems to be in an intoxicated state. Mostly prevalent in the Irish or Celtic people because of their inherited ability to absorb alcohol from the air, with a high enough concentration.

At the wedding, young Patrick and Bridget seemed to be drunk even though they could not possibly be. Aunt Eileen nudged her husband and said "must be the second-hand drunkness."

Second-Hand Drunkness by Bridget Boyle October 14, 2007