go to someone's head1
(of alcohol) to make someone slightly drunk
Example: Champagne always goes to my head.
go to someone's head2Example: Champagne always goes to my head.
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(of praise, success etc) to make someone arrogant, foolish etc
Example: Don't let success go to your head.
See also: -headed, above someone's head, head-dress, headache, headband, header, headgear, heading, headlamp, headland, headlight, headline, headlines, headlong, headphones, headrest, headscarf, headsquare, headstone, headstrong, headwind, head-on, headfirst, headquarters, head, head louse, head off, head over heels, headmaster, heads, heads or tails?, keep one's head, lose one's head, make head or tail of, make headway, off one's head, "go to someone's head" in any languageExample: Don't let success go to your head.
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