And when it comes to drinking wine with food, I'm an equal opportunity imbiber.
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For those not in the know, her character, Elizabeth, was both a glam gal about town and a regular imbiber of blood.
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It's relatively inexpensive, it's easy to acquire and it does its job of taking the edge off or making the imbiber feel more grown up.
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Scientists don't entirely understand what causes hangovers, but every over-imbiber knows its effects: puffy skin, headaches, nausea, the feeling when you drink water that you just straight-up guzzled acid.
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I'm not sure if one's actually out there, but that doesn't stop me from checking with every bartender, master distiller, agave farmer, and civilian imbiber I meet, from Oaxaca to Finland.
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From sweet to sour to bitter, from sip-it-all-day low ABV to knock-you-on-your-ass strong—if you're an imbiber, there's a cocktail out there for you.
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And I don't even drink the stuff — it's pretty undisputedly bad for you, after all — so I can't imagine what kind of emotion the Coca-Cola cup will spark in a regular imbiber.
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The twinned fates of Mr Mourinho and Mr Ranieri, the contrasting form of Mr Mahrez and Mr Hazard, and the alternating stability of the two squads seem somehow related—as if Chelsea and Leicester had exchanged swigs of "Polyjuice Potion" (which allows the imbiber to temporarily adopt somebody else's appearance).
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When selecting your go-to beverage as an officially legal imbiber, it's important to consider not only what it will taste like going down, but what it might taste like if you find you've had a little too much in one evening and, well, wind up seeing it again in the toilet.
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The imbiber feels as if they are drowning, are unable to breathe, and become overwhelmed by the drug.
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Wonka informs everyone that the drink will cause the imbiber to float, but forbids anyone to partake. Charlie and Grandpa Joe linger behind after the others leave, and the Oompa-Loompas tempt them to sample the drink. They do so, and immediately rise into the air ("Flying"). They soon find that they're in danger of being sucked into a giant fan on the roof of the room.
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Instead, they spit a highly flammable venomous saliva. Their venom has special properties: it is caustic, but can be caught and dried in a steel container. A small piece of dried venom, mixed with water, endows the imbiber with strength and courage for days. The peculiar metabolism that allows them to generate venom forces the dragons to sleep a century for every day of activity.
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Dranath is a fictional herb, grown only in the Veresch Mountains of Princemarch, the herb has several properties. When boiled, dried, and powdered, dranath can enhance the powers of a Sunrunner or sorcerer, while also helping Sunrunners cross water without illness. In this form the drug is very addicting; withdrawal will almost certainly kill the imbiber. Dranath can also cure the disease known as "The Plague", a malady which affects both humans and dragons.
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A classic Backdraft is prepared by pouring equal amounts of Drambuie and Grand Marnier into a snifter.Drinknation.com: Backdraft recipe The mixture is set alight, and after a few seconds, extinguished by having the imbiber seal the top of the glass with their hand, although often a coaster or saucer is used instead. Once the flame is out, a straw is inserted, keeping as much of the seal intact as possible to contain the vapors. Both the liquid and the vapors are then consumed through the straw.
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Colonel Forrester was a feisty war veteran and rum imbiber who had a reputation for cutting up the drawing room furniture with his rapier when retelling accounts of past military campaigns. Thereafter, the property changed hands several times until it was purchased by Lucius Beebe in 1852 for $10,000. A titan in the business world, Beebe's interests extended into cotton, leather, lumber, real estate, and banking. By 1870 Lucius Beebe had acquired over 230 properties in Middlesex County alone by way of direct conveyance and through the Wakefield Real Estate & Building Association to which he was President.
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