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whiskey drunk 

A drunk that is appropriate for individuals looking to have a wild and crazy night that creates lifelong stories of hilarious events. A lapse in memory usually occurs the next day, hence the stories most likely coming from slightly more sober friends.

Whiskey drunk was derived from a drunk New Mexican Indian named Jonas who is notorious for leaving inebriated voice mails. The term is now used profusely in a small town called Price in Carbon County, Utah.
"Lets get WHISKEY DRUNK and smoke some pinners!!!!" {usually shouted in a drunken indian slur.}
whiskey drunk by downz44 January 13, 2009
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whiskey drunk 

man my teacher was whiskey drunk today enit
whiskey drunk by fry6354 October 21, 2010

whiskey drinker 

Whiskey Drinker is usually a cheap assed, nasty smelling mother fucker. This term has become famous due a song called Whiskey Drinker written by jono_not_bono from the Dirty Keys. The song is dirty, vulgar and definitely to be listened to
You're a Whiskey Drinker mate. You Cheap Assed, Whiskey Drinking, Kiddie Fiddling, Mother Fucker.

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whiskey drinkers whistle 

a wet so intense that it is wetter than normal
my girl was so turned on that her nether regions were wetter than a whiskey drinkers whistle
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