Liquid Courage

The title of any alcohalic beverage that enables you to approach and conversate with people more freely.

An 2-methyl-2-butyl alcoholic drink where you get a glass cup and add: 2ml of 2-methyl-2-butanol, 10ml of New Amsterdam vodka (which equals 4ml ethanol since it's 40% alcohol), and 12 oz (354.882 ml, 355 ml) Sprite. Use a 10ml glass graduated cylinder for the ethanol and 2-methyl-2-butanol and a 100ml graduated cylinder or oz measuring cups for the Sprite and only add Liquid Courage to glass containers or special plastic.

Each serving of liquid courage contains 2ml 2-methyl-2-butanol (2M2B, 2M2BOH, 2M2B-OH, 2-methyl-2-butyl alcohol).

2ml to 4ml of 2-methyl-2-butanol is as strong as a shot of vodka, whiskey, brandy, beer, or wine. That makes 2-methyl-2-butanol 20 times stronger than regular alcohol (ethanol, ethyl alcohol).

Liquid Courage is called Liquid Courage because the 2-methyl-2-butanol based beverage gives you Courage and Bravery to socialize with woman and in general.

The title of any alcohalic beverage that enables you to approach and conversate with people more freely Or freaky.

A alcoholic drink that is mixed:
It is 1/2-3/4's a glass of Long Island mix, then you add red bull, and then a few splashes of cranberry juice.


Mixed properly, and it will get you drunk so quickly, and you don't ever even feel it coming on.

Noun. Used when explaining alcohol as a catalyst for bravery, particularly in a party or public setting. Best used in conjuction with moments involving violence or sexual aquisition.

Any alcoholic beverage that turns a person mean, brave or excited.

Named for the instant burst of courage (and often stupidity) that comes from drinking it.

A nickname for Alcoholic drinks. It is so named because alcoholic drinks seem to have a fortitude-enhancing effect, allowing you to talk to people you wouldn't otherwise talk to, and not care about things you ordinarily would.