Beer Goggles
What Does "Beer Goggles" Mean?
"Beer goggles" is an English idiom. It means "the perceived increase in attractiveness of others (usually in a romantic context) when one is intoxicated."Examples in Sentences
Here are three examples of the idiom "beer goggles" used in a sentence:- After a few drinks at the bar, his beer goggles were firmly on.
- She's not usually my type, but I must've had my beer goggles on last night.
- It's amazing how beer goggles can make even the most average place look like a five-star resort.
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