Synonym: holdover, katzenjammer. Similar words: poring over, hang on, hang out, hangout, govern, governor, government, federal government. Meaning: n. 1. disagreeable aftereffects from the use of drugs (especially alcohol) 2. an official who remains in office after his term 3. something that has survived from the past.
31. She had a hangover already and she hadn't even finished drinking.
32. Characteristically he was suffering from a hangover, she from morning-sickness.
33. But was this some kind of hangover from that early separation experience?
34. Huge business debt is the hangover from the buyout mania of the 1980s.
35. I was grateful, as I had never before experienced what is euphemistically called a hangover.
36. He was in bed, fully clothed, feeling a hangover latch on hook by hook.
37. On arrival, getting drunk seemed his only option, the sickening hangover after three days a minimal punishment.
38. And for the youngsters, the Old Swan makes the old village hall seem like a hangover.
39. Whatever one's political leanings, the threat of serious disruption from the miners, union seemed quite evidently an ideological hangover.
40. Kevin woke up the next day with a terrible hangover.
41. When I woke up I was in my own bed with a terrible hangover.
42. However, this was merely a hangover from the past; and after the middle of the century even these payments ceased.
43. Could you try to keep the noise down? I've got a hangover.
44. That helped his hangover, too, but he couldn't so easily brush off the questions about Katherine.
45. But nothing delights him more than his futures markets, which are something of a hangover from his trading days.
46. Extra vitamins, especially B. And I think the medical social worker, once she's over her present hangover.
47. Another common symptom of a hangover is lethargy and muscular weakness.
48. Biff didn't seem unduly bothered; he was chasing away his hangover with stinging gulps from his flask.
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49. The company's debt is a hangover from its attempts to expand too rapidly.
50. When Maria knocked on the door at half past five I woke as if I had a hangover.
51. We browsed through a desolate pornographic bookshop wearing a Monday morning hangover, then entered a crowded pub.
52. Waking up with a hangover was becoming harder and more disagreeable.
53. I woke up with a hangover and felt like shit for the rest of the day.
54. But beware playing this with Really Nasty addicts - they will probably take advantage of your Christmas hangover to win huge bets.
55. With the wild night, after two months, sobriety, he had a hangover would stiffen an eel.
56. This, it is suggested, is a hangover from Victorian and Colonial days.
57. Yet her face with its heavy jowls, hangover eyes and early-morning stubble was entirely that of a man.
58. There is, even yet, a hangover of fear and superstition where the disables or mentally deficient are concerned.
59. Cobalt was heading for a renewal of the morning's hangover, Oliver would expect to head for Antibes with her later.
60. The independent movie industry, it would seem, has a hangover.
More similar words: poring over, hang on, hang out, hangout, govern, governor, government, federal government, hand over, over and over, over and over again, change, hang up, hang fire, exchange, hang about, changing, changeless, changeable, unchangeable, in exchange for, over, hand in glove, lover, cover, overt, hang in the balance, oversee, go over, overall.