Effect and Hangover

Effect

Effect noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

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Hangover and effect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hangover" instead a noun "Effect".

Hangover noun - Something that has survived from the past.

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Effect and hangover are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Hangover".

full	full effect	full hangover
complete	complete effect	complete hangover
nasty	nasty effect	nasty hangover
real	real effect	real hangover
Other adjectives: huge, bad, permanent, major, psychological, possible, apparent, odd, cumulative, terrifying.

It's not that it makes getting drunk easier, it just makes the hangover worse — dehydration (a normal side effect of too much booze) throws lithium levels out of whack.

Source: Can't Hold His Liquor
In Mass Effect 3, Male Shepard does this to a romanced Tali while she's in the bathroom getting over a hangover.

Source: Friendly Tickle Torture
Piffany from Nodwick has a sobriety spell that isn't so much a Hideous Hangover Cure as it is a Hideous Hangover Cause; it will even have this effect if the person who cops Piffany's stick to his head is stone-cold sober, much to Nodwick's chagrin.

Source: Hideous Hangover Cure

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