Used to describe physical discomfort experienced after drinking too much alcohol.

Alcohol Aftermath

Commonly used in casual, everyday conversation rather than formal writing or speech.

Colloquial Usage

Often employed metaphorically rather than literally to describe the hungover feeling.

Describes a person’s difficulty in understanding subjects or concepts, often used self-deprecatingly.

Used figuratively; doesn’t mean one's head is physically thick, but slow to comprehend.

Can be used to modestly excuse oneself for not grasping something quickly.