Alcohol

2. loss of memory.
7. free from alcohol’s effects and addiction.
8. continuous quivering or shaking.
11. a class of chemical compounds.
12. refusal to believe the facts of a circumstance.
13. is a cluster of birth defects, including permanent mental and physical disabilities and facial abnormalities seen in children born to mothers who abuse alcohol during pregnancy.
14. a measure of the percentage of alcohol in alcoholic beverages.
16. a state of mental confusion usually with hallucinations and continual movement.
18. consuming five or more drinks within a few hours’ time.
20. an enabler who is a member of the family of, or has a close relationship with, a person addicted to a drug.

1. episodes of amnesia regarding periods of time while drinking.
3. the active ingredient in alcoholic beverages.
4. a test of the alcohol level on a person’s breath, which reflects the blood level of alcohol.
5. the disease characterized by loss of control over drinking and dependence on alcohol, both of which harm health, family relations, and social and work functioning.
6. a substance related to alcohol.
9. trying to “save” the addicted person from the consequences of the behavior.
10. an amount of alcohol that causes no harm to health.
15. driving with alcohol or any mind altering substance in the bloodstream.
17. the amount of a beverage that delivers a half ounce of pure ethanol.
19. a state of being poisoned.