sammie n.— «Her cutesy-pie catchphrases—sammies for sandwiches, stoups for soups that are as thick as stew—are so grating on certain people that they inspired a drinking game in which players take a sip when she uses one.» —“Being...
stoup n.— «Her cutesy-pie catchphrases—sammies for sandwiches, stoups for soups that are as thick as stew—are so grating on certain people that they inspired a drinking game in which players take a sip when she uses one.» —“Being...
Floodweiser n.— «During disasters, beer and soft drink makers sometimes divert their resources into producing drinking water for survivors. After the Northridge earthquake, one big brewery in LA did this; the same happens back east after...
mahogany reef n. a place where alcoholic drinks are served, especially in a seaside community. Editorial Note: This is a jocular expression associated with sailing and fishing. It is sometimes used as the name of an actual drinking establishment...
power hour n. celebratory or recreational drinking in which a shot of alcohol is taken each minute for 60 minutes. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
power hour n.— «Frequently, party entertainment includes games such as “power hour,” in which players drink a shot of beer every minute for an hour.» —“Alcohol’s escape, thrills ensnaring younger teens Heavy drinking...