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British Slang: Bender

Bender: An alcoholic spree. The act of bending over to vomit from alcohol abuse. The act of consuming excessive amounts of drugs. A derogatory term for a…

Bender:

  • An alcoholic spree.
  • The act of bending over to vomit from alcohol abuse.
  • The act of consuming excessive amounts of drugs.
  • A derogatory term for a gay man.
  • A type of baseball throw – curveball.

Root – Bend:

  • To bend, twist, flex, curve, hunch.
  • To lean (down, over), to bow.
  • To make a turn.
  • A curve, turn, twist, bent place / part.

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