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The term "stiff drink" is believed to have originated in the United States during the 19th century, particularly associated with the idea of a strong alcoholic beverage. The phrase implies a drink that is served with a generous pour of alcohol, often used to denote a no-nonsense approach to drinking. While its exact origin is unclear, it reflects the cultural attitudes toward drinking during that era, emphasizing strength and fortitude.
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What actors and actresses appeared in A Stiff Drink - 1996?
The cast of A Stiff Drink - 1996 includes: Ruth Gemmell as Woman Cal Macaninch as Man
What is a four letter word for stiff drink?
Soda?
Eggnog originate from?
Is it a drink
Where did the Kamikaze drink originate?
Japan
What does it mean if a drink is stiff?
Normally it means there is less mixers than alcohol. A Virgin Mary (A Bloody Mary with no Alcohol) would not be stiff and a shot of whiskey would be stiff; as a comparison.
What country does milo energy drink originate from?
Nigeria
When did the soft drink industry originate?
mid-1880s
Where did 'scared stiff' originate?
I'm sure I could find the answer to this in a nanosecond by searching for it, but my guess it would be something to do with Rigor Mortis, or the peculiar stiffening of a corpse. If you were "scared stiff" you would be literally scared to death.Phil
Does alcoholics ever stop shaken?
When a chronic alcho has a stiff drink he will stop "shaken"
In which country did the White Russian the drink originate?
the united states
In which country did the Kamikaze the drink not the suicide attack originate?
Japan
From which country does the drink kvass originate?
Russia. ~Sunshadow126 on RoB
