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Meanings of have a hangover in English

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Usage of have a hangover in English
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Even after two bottles I did not really have a hangover today.
The Guardian
2
If you have a hangover, don't look at the Nine of Swords.
Understanding Aleister Crowley’s Thoth Tarot
3
Even better, pretend you have a hangover and can't stomach another drink.
The Guardian
4
All the Hegarty children have a hangover, including the one in the box.
The gathering
5
He might have a hangover this morning, but it must have been worth it.
The South African
6
It makes a great Saturday or Sunday brunch-riceis ideal if you have a hangover.
Cooking for friends
7
If you must know, I have a hangover.
In for a penny
8
Not too easy when you have a hangover!
The Biography of a Rabbit
9
I am operating off of three hours of sleep and I feel like I have a hangover.
Beyond exile: day by day armageddon
10
The ability not to have a hangover.
The Guardian
11
Does the whole city have a hangover?
Chosen: a novel
12
If you don't have a hangover this morning, will you please come here and look at this thing?
Murder in the Gunroom
13
Some mad fucking carpet-muncher broke my nose yesterday and I have a hangover you would not fucking believe.
The death of bunny munro: a novel
14
He was too damn old to have a hangover, especially when he hadn't been drunk the night before.
The cold room
15
Because of that, expect the 2008 summer games to have a hangover once the celebratory champagne buzz wears off.
The Guardian
16
I have a hangover coming.
Radio NZ
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