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inebriation

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inebriation /in·e·bri·a·tion/ (in-e″bre-a´shun) drunkenness; intoxication with, or as if with, alcohol.
in·e·bri·a·tion (n-br-shn)
n.
The condition of being intoxicated, as with alcohol.

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Q. alcoholism I am 17 years old and I love to drink alcohol. I go out partying and drinking every night with my friends. How can I tell if I am an alcoholic or just like to drink?

A. if you can stop for a week, then that should tell you wether or not you have an addiction,also only being 17 is not a ggod age to start drinking,you can suffer in many ways,memory loss,growth problems,etc,my pysch. teacher told our class once,if you learn something while your drunk you willonly be able to do that thing while your drunk(ie if you learn how to play game you"ll only remember how to do that game while your drunk).

Q. what are the do and and don't do when you are drunk? is there an easy way to get out of the drunken feeling?

A. eating alot of bread soaks up the alcohol.

Q. what are the side effects of drinking to much alcohol? beside getting drunk....

A. alcohol causes addiction,it has many side effects,can cause depression,cause memory loss,can cause family and marital problems,can cause medical problems,ther are so many things that can effect you from drinking alcohol.

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