Sober

[Sarah]

To make sober.There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, And drinking largelysobers us again. Pope.

[Sarah]

A state in which you are not under the influence of any intoxicating substance.

[Sarah]

The unpleasant state between drinks.

[Sarah]

son
of
a
bitch
everything's
real

[Sarah]

that state of not being at all intoxicated with alcohol.

[Sarah]

recovery time between fits of alcoholism

[Sarah]

The worst feeling in the world

[Sarah]

Sober, in a literal sense, is to be void of the influence of any intoxicating agents like alcohol, for example.

However, it is often used (satirically) to replace the word [drunk] in places and situation where it would be wise to avoid explicitly stating one's intention to become intoxicated.

[Sarah]

The strange feeling you get after you wake up sometimes.

[Sarah]

1. A term most frequently used to describe someone's natural state without the consumption or influence of [alcohol]. (It can also more broadly be used to describe someone who is not under the influence of [drugs], although this is a less-common use of the word.)

2. A metaphorical descriptive term than can be used to describe someone attaining a serious or sensible mental state, often after having a more carefree or unstable attitude. (Almost as if becoming sober after being [drunk].) Generally described as being sobering.

3. A slang term sometimes used to describe someone who is exceedingly boring or [nit-picky]. Or someone goes out of their way to display a lack of [joy] or an absence of [fun].

[Sarah]

stands for son-of-a-b****-everything's-real!

[Monty]

Not drinking [alcohol]. This term does not [apply] to [drugs].

[Kit]

Not affected by alcohol; not drunk.