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go on the wagon

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go on the wagon

be on the wagon - someone who is on the wagon has decided not to drink any alcohol for a period of time. The doctor ordered her to go on the wagon, and she hasn't touched a drop since.

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He tries to go on the wagon, but finds himself back in the bar, pretending "once again I could drop lighted matches in a gas tank without consequence. Pegasus Descending by Feit, Gloria / Reviewer's Bookwatch More results

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