overdrink
- noun
- /ˌoʊvərˈdrɪŋk/
- He had an overdrink at the party last night.
Examples
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A single overdrink can sometimes lead to embarrassing situations.
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She promised herself not to have another overdrink after last weekend.
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He felt sick the morning after his overdrink at the party.
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An overdrink can lead to a terrible hangover.
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During the party, one of the guests had an overdrink that led to her feeling unwell the next day.
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His first overdrink at the celebration resulted in a funny but embarrassing story.
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After last weekend's overdrink, he promised himself to drink more responsibly at future events.
Synonyms
A period of heavy drinking and partying that lasts several days
A state of being very drunk after drinking too much alcohol
A temporary state when alcohol makes you lose control of your body and mind
Being drunk after drinking too much alcohol
A state of being drunk after drinking too much alcohol
A time when someone drinks a lot of alcohol without stopping
A period of heavy drinking and dangerous behavior lasting hours or days
Being often drunk from drinking too much alcohol
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Etymology
Overdrink is a noun made from over- ('too much') and drink ('to take a liquid'), so it means an occasion of drinking too much at once and explains why you often feel sick afterward.