Synonyms for hangover
ˈhæŋˌoʊ vərhang·over

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1. hangover, katzenjammernoun

   disagreeable aftereffects from the use of drugs (especially alcohol)

   Synonyms:
   katzenjammer, brouhaha, holdover, hubbub, uproar

2. holdover, hangovernoun

   an official who remains in office after his term

   Synonyms:
   katzenjammer, holdover

3. hangover, holdovernoun

   something that has survived from the past

   "a holdover from the sixties"; "hangovers from the 19th century"

   Synonyms:
   katzenjammer, holdover

Matched Categories

1. • Discomfort
   • Official
   • Survival

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1. List of paraphrases for "hangover":

   vestige, relic, remnant

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1. Todd Phillips:

   We just thought The Hangover could be an exciting approach to this genre, I am not sure what it means to DC or Marvel how they will change the way they do it, it was a hard movie for us to get made and to convince DC and the studio at first but we kind of just kept pushing as we felt it could be really special.

2. Troy Gayeski:

   I don't think a short-term hangover will lead to a multi-year downturn.

3. Robert Swift:

   There’s no simple cure because there are so many complex factors that are producing the multiple symptoms of a hangover, and that’s why the only real cure for a hangover is to not drink alcohol or drink such a low amount of alcohol that it won’t trigger a hangover.

4. Joerg Schreiber:

   If December was a big party for many market participants, then January is the equivalent to a bad hangover, at the same time, responding to currency movements, prices for the new model year have increased, much more than usual. The price transformation of the market is something still in process, so the headache will rather get worse before going away eventually.

5. Chief Executive Mike O'Driscoll:

   What we are reporting today is essentially a hangover.