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Borrowing confidence from tomorrow and paying it back with interest, in regret.
means The state of being impaired by alcohol — slurred, staggering, loosened past the point of sober control.
from Built from 'drunken,' the old past-participle form of 'drink' (Old English drincan), plus the noun-forming suffix '-ness.' 'Drunken' once simply meant 'having drunk' before it narrowed to mean having drunk too much — a reminder that the word's whole history is really just 'drink' plus consequences.
- liver math
- processes roughly one drink per hour, no matter your feelings
- first casualty
- judgment goes before coordination does
- placebo effect
- believing a drink is alcoholic can make you act drunk
- legal threshold
- 0.08 percent blood alcohol, not a vibe check