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What's the difference between hangover and hougover
18 sep. 2010 00:27
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Example: 1.Today I have a hang over because last night I drank too much wine. 2. Last week I was hung over as well because I drank too much champagne.
18 september 2010
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To be hung over = to have a hangover because, although 'hangover' is one word, it comes from two words, hang+over. the verb is hang. past tense is hung.
18 september 2010
There is no such word as "hougover". A hangover is what you have the morning after you have been drinking a lot the previous night.
18 september 2010
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ELAINE
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels
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