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Whiskey Train 

Noun. A series of drinks, or more specifically a series of whiskey shots lined up on the bar top and drunken in rapid succession. A Whiskey Train comprises of at least three shots (though preferably more), each shot containing a different brand of whiskey. The most important part of the Whiskey Train is the final drink which is called the Caboose. The Caboose is the last car on the train and should be a memorable one. The choice of the Caboose is up to the drinker’s discretion, but a particularly effective Caboose is a boilermaker which is definitely recommended. Essentially, the Whiskey Train is ideal for the serious drinker on the go, who has no time for messing around. Not suggested for amateurs.
Barkeep, give me a five-car Whiskey Train with a boilermaker caboose, and make it snappy! I’ve got to be at work in fifteen minutes.
Whiskey Train by bigdanshooter June 20, 2011
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whisky dip taint chaser 

Taking a swig of your preferred whisky placing dip on your significant others taint and liking it off follow by another swing of your favourite whisky
I took that heavy like a Chevy chick round back and gave her a whisky dip taint chaser and she was mine alllll night long

taint whisker 

pretty much explains itself really...but if i had to actually assign a definition; i guess it would be a whisker, two days from shaven, growing specifically on the taint
That bitch didn't even have the common courtesy to shave for me...her taint whiskers scratched the shit outta my nose!!!
taint whisker by gnarlo January 14, 2008
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