Prohibitions

What do we mean by prohibitions?

An act of prohibiting, forbidding, disallowing, or proscribing something.

A law prohibiting the manufacture or sale of alcohol.

A period of time when specific socially disapproved consumables are considered controlled substances.

The era in US history where the federal government, via constitutional amendment, made a failed attempt to make the United States a dry nation Urban Dictionary

Things which you are not supposed to do, but choose to do. Urban Dictionary

Term used in the legal world to describe the price of Apple products, especially tablet based computers that are otherwise irresistable to normal everyday consumers. Urban Dictionary

The act in which a substance such as Alcohol is banned from a household, by a family member or group of family members, after a event or series of events that resulted in a negative outcome in which the substance is blamed. Urban Dictionary

A period of time at a party where everyone stops partying to hide all of the alcohol for fear that cops or parents have showed up. Urban Dictionary

It is something that still doesn't work. Urban Dictionary

An argument for the decision to discontinue further action based on a personal determination that too much effort is required to complete a task or enterprise. Urban Dictionary

Gay,retarded,dumb,stupid,queer,lame,killfagz! Big tobacco companies put shit in cigarettes ON PURPOSE to make them more addictive and more deadly.This of course helps their sales and also helps the medical industry! We used to have SLAVERY in this country and most of those slaves were forced to work on cotton and tobacco plantations. That's where these big tobacco fucks come from.They have much support in congress and the government. So how dare they tell me I can't smoke pot and how dare they call pot smokers immoral? That's the pot calling the fucking kettle black! THEY'RE IMMORAL! Urban Dictionary

Something which costs so much it would prevent most people from being able to do or purchase it. Urban Dictionary

I how to fix this? Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to prohibitions:
prohibitions, prohibition, prohibiting.

Words that rhyme with prohibitions:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe prohibitions:
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Words that sound like prohibitions:
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