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Simply enough, it's because the bottle has a handle on it. The word is a colloquialism, used mostly by young adults, that assigned a concise term to describe the biggest available sized bottle of liquor. Interestingly enough, the handles were put on the bottles in the first place to get around liquor laws that require bottles without handles to be subjected to special packaging, storage, or transportation rules. For example, in many states, it is illegal to carry unconcealed alcohol in an outside, public place unless it has a handle.
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What are the do's and don't's in handling alcohol lamps?
Do handle alcohol lamps, but don't handle alcohol!!!
What are the do's and don't's in handling alcohol lamp?
Do handle alcohol lamps, but don't handle alcohol!!!
How do kids die for alcohol poisoning?
There body takes in too much alcohol for them to handle. The alcohol poisons the blood leading to alcohol poisoning.
When you drink alcohol does your liver get more damaged?
Yes,your body wasn't designed to handle alcohol.
Is ethanol commonly called grain alcohol?
Called Grain Alcohol, drinking alcohol, ethyl alcohol or pure alcohol
What is a handle on a bucket called?
A handle on a bucket is called a bail.
What is the opposite of a spoon's handle called?
Handle or tang * The opposite of the spoon handle is called the bowl.
Is there any drug which both lowers a persons inhibitions and gives amnesia?
yeah its this special drug, that only certain people can handle. It is the infamous drug called alcohol.
What is a hatchet handle called?
The handle on a sword is called a Hilt
What is the handle of a vase called?
Nothing. Its just called a handle. !!!!!
What was the out lawing of alcohol called?
The outlawing of alcohol in the US was called the Prohibition.
What is this process called when the alcohol is changed to wastes?
It is called stilling it is when alcohol is changed to ethanol by heating and cooling the alcohol
