What is "hungover"

Usage examples of "hungover".

His name was Wilf, he looked exactly like the Pillsbury Doughboy in weird rubber overalls and hip boots, and he wandered up from the cellar the first morning we were there, totally and permanently hungover.

Warden, still a little hungover, grinned at him foolishly and remained as silent as a stone.

He took stock a second time to see if he could get the juices going for a nice warm good-bye, but his thirty-five-year-old hungover body did not seem compliant with the old Richie Bramley regulations.

The sleepy, hungover drovers found themselves herded at weapon-point into a sullen group near the animal pens.

He made his way to where Shako was standing, bellowing orders and generally turning the hungover drovers into a cohesive working unit.

Roland didn't know for sure, but guessed that few if any hungover drunks and wife-beaters anywhere else in Mid-World woke up to such picturesque views: a line of many-colored boathouses to the south, the docks directly below, with boys and old men line-fishing while the women mended nets and sails.

In the garbage-strewn, hungover hush of Ash Wednesday, a letter arrived from Wiggs Dannyboy.

He would’ve maxed it, but he had gone home the night before with one of the waitresses, who wanted to show him her new flat and other things of possible interest, and had been more than a little hungover.

By contrast, Lee was carrying his own slide projector, for Christ's sake, and all he had to back him up was with this bunch of college kids and a hungover doctor.

The man was sitting out here in the woods cross-legged on a dirty tarp, hungover out of his mind, the glittering body of the ship in the earth casting moving ripples of reflection on his cheek, and reciting like a schoolboy - the man was unfucking-stable, Bozeman would tell the world.