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| AASLEAGH | Awful Alcohol's Still Left, & Everyone's Already Got Hangovers! |
Angela Brett (Aasleagh is defined in 'The Meaning of Liff' by Douglas Adams and John Lloyd as being, 'A liqueur made only for drinking at the end of a revoltingly long bottle party when all the drinkable drink has been drunk.' Words & Wordplay:Liffs |
| BAR | Barney's A Regular/Resident! |
Angela Brett Food & Drink:Food Outlets |
| BEER | Brewer's Exciting Effervescence, Rabblerouser. |
Mary Carr |
| BOUQUET | Bottles (Of Unusual Quality) Usually Exude Tannins |
TMcCO'G |
| BOURBON | Booze Our Uncle Relays Barefoot Obligating Nightcaps |
Rico Leffanta, from when bourbon was "home brew" which barefoot hillbillies ran around delivering, especially during prohibition. Of course, it was always someone's "uncle", and a delivery included the "nightcap" to ensure the brew was true. |
| BRANDY | Beautifully Robust Alcohol Napoleon Drank, Yes? |
Tony McCoy O'Grady |
| BREW | Beer Revolts Every Woman |
Rico Leffanta People & Relationships:Love & Lust |
| BUDWEISER | Beer: Uncontrolled Drunks Will Endure It's Side-Effects Regularly |
Tony McCoy O'Grady |
| CIDER | Can Incessant Drinking End Relationships? |
Angela Brett |
| DUNTISH | Don't Undertake Numeracy Tests If Severely Hungover |
Tony McCoy O'Grady (Duntish is defined in 'The Meaning of Liff' by Douglas Adams and John Lloyd as being, 'Mentally incapacitated by severe hangover.') Words & Wordplay:Liffs |
| EGGNOG | Every Glass Gives Nuance Of Grog |
Tony McCoy O'Grady - Many recipes for eggnog contain varying amounts of alcohol, some have very little. |
| GIN | Great, If Neat! |
Tony McCoy O'Grady |
| HANGOVER | How Agonizing! Not Good! Oh, Vengeful Elixir Residue! |
Roger Williams Science:Biology:Healthcare:Ailments |
| LAGER | Lads Agree, Great Exhilarating Refreshment |
Tony Moore |
| LCBO | Large Canadian Booze Outlet/Organization |
Angela Brett (LCBO usually stands for Liquor Control Board Ontario) Re-expansions of existing acronyms |
| LIQUOR | Liquid I Quaff Unceasingly, Often Refreshing. |
Angela Brett |
| MEAD | Meadow Extract, Alcoholic Drink |
Mary Carr |
| NEAT | Not Even Adding Tonic |
Angela Brett |
| PLONK | Purchaser's Likely Of No Knowledge |
Angela Brett |
| SHERRY | Sip Happily (Enjoying Richness) Refreshes You |
TMcCO'G |
| STRONG | Sozzled Toper Reeks Of Neat Gin |
Tony McCoy O'Grady |
| TEQUILA | Taking Excessive Quantities Usually Induces Lasting Addiction |
Tony McCoy O'Grady |
| UBIQUITOUS | Using Bourbon In Quantity Usually Identifies The Omnipresent Universal Spirit |
Rico Leffanta |
| VODKA | Vial Of Dendrite-Killing Alcohol |
Angela Brett |
| WHISKEY | We Have Irish, Scotch, Kentucky - Enjoy Yourself |
Tony McCoy O'Grady |
| WINE | Will It Never End? |
Angela Brett |