Etymology
The word "katzenjammer" is derived from the German phrase "Katzenjammer," which literally means "cat's wailing."
Meaning
Katzenjammer refers to the state of physical and emotional discomfort experienced after excessive alcohol consumption. It is commonly characterized by:
Origin
The term "Katzenjammer" first appeared in the 18th century in Germany. It is believed to have originated from the observation that cats often wail or cry after consuming milk or other alcoholic beverages. The term was later adopted into English in the 19th century.
In popular culture, Katzenjammer has become synonymous with a hangover and is often depicted in humorous scenarios.
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