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Substance Use & Pharmacological Effects - Alcohol

Here you will find slang for alcohol, covering casual terms for drinking, types of alcohol, and related social behaviors.

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Substance Use & Pharmacological Effects
booze
booze
[noun]

an alcoholic beverage, especially the type containing high amounts of alcohol

Ex: They enjoyed a few glasses of booze at the bar after work. 
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brew
brew
[noun]

a beer, typically served as a single drink

Ex: He grabbed a brew from the fridge. 
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cold one
cold one
[noun]

a beer, especially when served chilled

Ex: He cracked open a cold one after work. 
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juice
juice
[noun]

an alcoholic drink, sometimes referring specifically to hard liquor

Ex: He poured himself some juice before the party. 
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Fireball
Fireball
[noun]

a cinnamon-flavored whiskey, often consumed as a shot

Ex: He took a Fireball shot at the party. 
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vino
vino
[noun]

an alcoholic beverage made from fermented grapes or other fruits

Ex: They shared a bottle of vino over dinner. 
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Henny
Henny
[noun]

Hennessy cognac, often referenced in hip-hop and popular culture

Ex: He poured some Henny for the party. 
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to put down

to drink, typically alcohol

Ex: He put down a beer before heading to the party. 
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to double-fist

to hold or drink two alcoholic beverages at the same time

Ex: He double-fisted two beers while mingling at the party. 
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to pregame

to drink alcohol before attending an event or party

Ex: They pregamed at his apartment before heading to the concert. 
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mixology
mixology
[noun]

the art or skill of creating cocktails by combining different ingredients

Ex: He studied mixology to craft the perfect cocktails. 
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