"Wailing of cats","out of tune","workmen in my head" all refer to
A)alcohol-related delerium tremors.
B)alcohol-related hangover.
C)alcohol-related auditory hallucinations.
D)alcohol-related acute behavioral toxicity.

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These phrases are commonly used to describe the symptoms of a hangover, which is caused by excessive alcohol consumption. The "wailing of cats" and "out of tune" refer to the headache and sensitivity to sound that are often experienced during a hangover, while "workmen in my head" describes the feeling of pressure and heaviness in the head that is also common during a hangover. Delirium tremors (A) are a more severe condition that can result from alcohol withdrawal, while auditory hallucinations (C) and acute behavioral toxicity (D) are not typically associated with a hangover.

"Wailing of Cats","out of Tune","workmen in My Head" All Refer