Hairs of dogs

 “Hair of the dog” is an English idiom.


Meaning: A small amount of alcohol taken the next day to try to relieve a hangover.

It comes from the old phrase “hair of the dog that bit you.”


Example:

“He says a drink in the morning is his hair of the dog.”


⚠️ Since alcohol is unsafe for minors, treat this as an idiom/meaning only—not as advice to drink.

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