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beer o'clock — /bɪər əˈklɒk/ (say bearr uh klok) noun Colloquial (humorous) 1. the end of the working day, seen as a time to relax and have a drink. 2. any time nominated to begin a drinking session …
beer-eater — /ˈbɪər itə/ (say bearr eetuh) noun Obsolete Colloquial → beer chewer …
