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Definition of night cap

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Other terms relating to 'alcohol':

Definitions include: acronym of "adios mother fucker."
Definitions include: a very ugly person.
Definitions include: a body of water.
Definitions include: alcohol.
Definitions include: alcohol.
Definitions include: hard drugs.
Definitions include: To make out to the point of but not actually engaging in sexual intercourse.
Definitions include: salt and a lime to accompany a shot of tequila.
Definitions include: Cabernet Sauvignon.
Definitions include: liquor.
Definitions include: two drinks: one for each hand.
Definitions include: Champagne.
Definitions include: a 40 ounce bottle of an alcoholic beverage.
Definitions include: See forty.
Definitions include: a drink of alcohol in the morning - of the same type one was drinking the previous night - to ward off or stop a hangover.

Slang terms with the same root words

Other terms relating to 'cap':

Definitions include: to need to defecate badly.
Definitions include: to fire a bullet; "shoot".
Definitions include: a bullet.
Definitions include: a light-hearted verbal duel between two people.
Definitions include: US Army elongated hat (cover) that comes together at the front and back.
Definitions include: an accomplishment.
Definitions include: a condom.
Definitions include: From Wall Street, as in large-capitalization.
Definitions include: Another way of saying one is a clown
Definitions include: to shoot.
Definitions include: to shoot someone.
Definitions include: From Wall Street, as in small-capitalization.
Definitions include: An old person with white or grey hair.
Definitions include: old person

Other terms relating to 'night':

Definitions include: an all-night period of awakedness to finish a task.
Definitions include: Friday and Saturday nights, when a disproportionate number of people are unpleasantly drunk in public.
Definitions include: to go home and/or go to bed.
Definitions include: adjective.
Definitions include: acronym for "girls' night out".
Definitions include: a bachelorette party.
Definitions include: a female prostitute.
Definitions include: completely different.
Definitions include: a police or black helicopter that flies around with spotlight on.
Definitions include: prostitute.
Definitions include: "goodnight."
Definitions include: a person who often stays up late at night, or is more productive at night.
Definitions include: a sexual encounter (which usually but does not always include sexual intercourse) after which one or both parties make no attempt to contact the other person.
Definitions include: See all-nighter.
Definitions include: An insult.

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