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Wreck The Hoose Juice 

d, a Scottish phrase used to describe Buckfast Tonic Wine.

n, a slang term for Buckfast assertained due to the violence that often accompanies drinking the famous tonic wine
Stevie: "Jim pass me the wreck the hoose juice over"

Jim: "here u go but this time don't rip the door off its hinges
Word of the Day on August 24, 2023
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Wreck the hoose juice 

Wreck the hoose juice

a saying in scotland, for buckfast
Ahm gonae get blutered on buckie and wreck the hoose

wreck the hoose juice
Wreck the hoose juice by EcKstasy December 24, 2008

Wreck the hoose juice 

In Scotland it's Magners irish cider that gets you absolutely totally drunk that you fall over, drop stuff, be sick and wee everywhere except the toilet,therefore "Wreck the hoose!"
"Ah'm gonnae be steamin the night on wreck the hoose juice!"
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