hold one’s liquor

hold (one's) liquor

To be able to consume alcohol without becoming noticeably intoxicated or exhibiting other negative effects, such as becoming ill or unconscious. To have a high tolerance for alcohol. I'm sorry for acting like such a fool at the party—I don't even remember what happened. I guess I just can't hold my liquor. A: "Wow, Jennifer has had five cocktails and still seems totally sober." B: "Oh yeah, that girl can hold her liquor."
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

hold one’s liquor

tv. to be able to drink alcohol in quantity without ill effects. Old Jed can sure hold his liquor—and a lot of it, too.
See also: hold, liquor
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • hold (one's) liquor
  • hold liquor
  • hold one’s high
  • hold (one's) high
  • be out of (one's) brain
  • out of (one's) brain
  • out of (one's) face
  • out of (one's) skull
  • out of skull
  • out of your skull