Ethan
What does "hold one's liquor" mean? What does "hold one's liquor" mean? Does it mean someone really can drink(a lot)? Is there a more commom way to say this? Thank you so much!
1 mars 2018 00:47
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Hey there! * hold one's liquor = to be able to drink alcohol in quantity without ill effects. It is an expression used to indicate when a person might be able to drink alcohol without displaying any side effects such as puking, slurring speech, emotional changes, etc. E.g.: ''I asked him to leave because he can not hold his liquor.'' E.g.: ''Old Jon can sure hold his liquor - and a lot of it, too.'' Hope that helps!
1 mars 2018
It is an expression that means they can drink alot and not display negative side effects such as puking, peeing themselves, passing out, etc. They can really hold their liquor or the reverse She really cannot hold her liquor means she is ruining the party by puking or passing out ugh...bummer now someone has to babysit her home. (...or him)
1 mars 2018
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