Hangover ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Hangover ( noun )

The physical and mental symptoms that one experiences after drinking too much alcohol, such as a headache, fatigue, and nausea.

Origin:

From the phrase "hang over" meaning to continue to feel the effects of alcohol after it has worn off.

Examples:

1. He had a terrible hangover after drinking too much at the party.
2. The hangover made it difficult for him to focus on work.
3. She had a hangover and couldn't stomach anything for breakfast.
4. The hangover caused him to feel weak and dizzy.
5. The hangover made him regret drinking so much the night before.

(As a noun)

Hangover ( noun )

The physical and mental symptoms that one experiences after drinking too much alcohol, such as a headache, fatigue, and nausea.

Origin:

From the phrase "hang over" meaning to continue to feel the effects of alcohol after it has worn off.

Examples:

1. He had a terrible hangover after drinking too much at the party.
2. The hangover made it difficult for him to focus on work.
3. She had a hangover and couldn't stomach anything for breakfast.
4. The hangover caused him to feel weak and dizzy.
5. The hangover made him regret drinking so much the night before.