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retox
[ ree-toks ]
noun
- a period during which a person interrupts or ends a regimen of abstinence from alcohol, drugs, or unhealthy food, often as a binge: Compare healthonism.
Bring on the chili cheese fries, because after four months of clean eating, I鈥檓 ready for a little retox!
verb (used without object)
- to interrupt or end a regimen of abstinence from alcohol, drugs, or unhealthy food, often as a binge:
If we find out you鈥檙e retoxing with your druggie friends, you鈥檙e not coming back in this house.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of retox1
Example Sentences
The cost to 鈥渄etox/retox,鈥 according to the brewery鈥檚 website, is $20.
鈥淒etox and retox,鈥 she noted with a raise of her glass.
Aim for balance year round, rather than doing a pendulum swing from detox to retox.
Over the last year, Retox has taken in everything from subtle and smooth deep house vibes to upbeat old-school garage and disco classics at its Sunday afternoon jam.
Five years on from the Norwegians' last album, Retox, they have returned with renewed intent, fronted by former Dukes of Nothing bellower Tony Sylvester and armed with an album that gleefully maintains their tradition of balls-out punk rock with a laudable undercurrent of sexual deviance.
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