What is a bun?
cooked n. Access of drunkenness. cook (to) v.pr. To get drunk, to get drunk.
Why do we say a drunk?
The origin of this expression, which dates from the second half of the 20th century, would be based on the oven and the cooking, in particular the oven in which the porcelain is cooked, evoking the heat and the change of state.
What is the opposite of cooking?
Raw, e adj. = which is not cooked.
How to cook food?
In the oven: low temperature and en papillote
For this, the oven is turned on at a thermostat between 60°C and 80°C. Food can also be cooked en papillote, in parchment paper or a specific container. This technique allows you to preserve many benefits, without adding fat.
Why are we sore the day after being fired?
Glucose deficiency leads to disturbances and abnormal functioning of the brain. This is why, in the hours following the intake of alcohol, those who have drunk too much experience weakness, fatigue, dizziness, anxiety, despondency, difficulty concentrating, visual disturbances, etc. .
Why do we say the carrots are cooked?
Around the 19th century, another expression referred to the vegetable. To speak of a dying person, one said: “to have his carrots cooked”. The carrot in the state does not therefore mean the end, but it is its cooking that contributes to giving full scope to the expression.
Why round like the tail of a shovel?
This expression comes from the term “round” which designates a drunk person (who would have a plump belly from drinking and eating). The shovel tail also has a round end, so this repetition is a sign of extreme drunkenness.
How to tell someone is drunk?
To be drunk like a quince: to be completely drunk (variants: like a canteen, like an Auvergne dance, like a firecracker). Burning the burlingue: drinking strong alcohol in large quantities. To be hot as a chestnut: to be drunk. To blacken like a crow: to get drunk.
What is the opposite of vintage?
frank, without artifice.
What is the opposite of always?
In this sense, the opposite of always is never.
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