brahms and liszt
1Brahms and Liszt — /brämz ənd list/ (slang) adjective Drunk ORIGIN: Rhyming slang for pissed * * * Brahms and Liszt 7 [ˌbrɑːmz ən(d) ˈlɪst] [ˌbrɑːmz ən(d) ˈlɪst] adjective (BrE …
2brahms and liszt — I Australian Slang pissed (drunk) II Cockney Rhyming Slang Pissed (drunk) He s well Brahms and Liszt , don t give him any more to drink …
3Brahms and Liszt — adjective Pissed, drunk …
4Brahms and Liszt — pissed (drunk) …
5Brahms and Liszt — adj British drunk. Rhyming slang for pissed. A fairly popular cockney term since the 1930s which was given wider currency by its use in television comedies of the early 1970s …
6Brahms (and Liszt) — adj British drunk. Rhyming slang for pissed. A fairly popular cockney term since the 1930s which was given wider currency by its use in television comedies of the early 1970s …
7Brahms and Liszt — • Rhyming Slang for pissed (drunk), used in it s full form …
8Brahms and Liszt — adjective Brit. informal drunk. Origin 1930s: rhyming sl. for pissed …
9brahms (and liszt) — Adj. Drunk, intoxicated with alcohol. Rhyming slang on pissed . See pissed …
10brahms (and liszt) — Adj. Drunk, intoxicated with alcohol. Rhyming slang on pissed . See pissed …
