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Buzz

In German-speaking countries, a common term for an exhilarated state (beschwipst) after moderate alcohol consumption - a "small intoxication". Equivalent is Spitz. In Austrian dialect, the state is also called eing'spritzt and volltrunken as "zua" (someone is "zu" = full) or fett. See the numerous different expressions under the keywords intoxication as well as under alcoholism.

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