alcoholache 

vb : a dull throbbing pain occurring anywhere ( typically in the forehead) in the body following the lapse of the alcohol's euphoric effects.

Upon hearing moans of pain from her son's room Jennifer peaked inside and immediately discovered an empty bottle of whiskey on the floor near his bed. Immediately she deduced that Matt was suffering from an alcoholache.

alcoholache by Dirk The Daring January 3, 2011

alcoholicfetus 

A fetus who's parent is an alcoholic and will most likely be born with problems and become and alcoholic.

"Damn look at that retarded guy drink! He must've been an alcoholicfetus"

alcoholicfetus by alcoholicfetus July 14, 2009

Alcoholzheimer's Disease 

The loss of memory caused by over consumption of liquor.

I had four vodka drinks last night and then got Alcoholzheimer's Disease. I don't remember driving home, or stopping at Del Taco before getting home, or eating them when I got home - hey, was that guy I was talking to last night any cute?

Alcoholzheimer's Disease by AT Kamikaze August 11, 2007

Alcoholarexic 

Someone who replaces food with alcohol.

I’m an alcoholarexic. I can easily drink all night instead of eating. I get all my calories from alcohol.

Alcoholarexic by M1ckeylove January 18, 2018

Alcoholac 

Pronounced (Al-ke-hall-ack)

A fictional insurance company run by an Alcoholic. A spin off of Aflac. The drunk sounds like a duck when he speaks. Only says "Whats that?" "Baaah" and "Alcoholac"

"If your hurt and miss work who do you call?"

"Whats that?"

"If your hurt and miss work who do you call?"

"Alcoholac!"

Alcoholac by Herbie Mackengeorge January 30, 2009

Alcoholzheimer's Disease 

Periodic dementia brought on by excessive alcohol consumption in social environments.

You talk to somebody at a party at length about life, the universe, and everything. Weeks later you see the same person again in "normal" life, you can't remember a thing you said or talked about, or even if you've ever met at all. The only lingering sensation is one of embarrassment from the possibility that you mispronounced the word "lambatse" multiple times. This is a symptom of Alcoholzheimer's Disease. See a doctor.

Alcoholzheimer's Disease by Chuck Lindo October 22, 2010

Alcoholzheimer's 

A classier, DSM-IV way of explaining your condition of being black out drunk.

Officer, of course I can't remember my address- I have Alcoholzheimer's.

Alcoholzheimer's by RadioBaconDotOrg December 18, 2012