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111hammered — very drunk, pissed, sloshed You were hammered, so I took your keys and drove you home …
112higher than a kite — drunk, natural high, sloshed Don t let him drive he s higher than a kite …
113in the bag — I. drunk, loaded, sloshed Two drinks and she ll be in the bag. She gets drunk easily. II. already won or decided, a sure thing Don t worry. The game is in the bag we ll win easily …
114liquored up — drunk, having drunk too much liquor, sloshed I wish Pa wouldn t get liquored up when he goes to town …
115loaded — I. having many extra devices or accessories That Buick is loaded, including a sun roof. II. drunk, inebriated, sloshed After his fifth drink of rum, he was loaded. He was staggering. III. wealthy, rich, deep pockets, moneybags To own a… …
116pissed — I. angry, upset, teed off She was really pissed when you told her to carry your luggage. [b]II. [B] drunk, hammered, sloshed When I saw her walk, I knew she was pissed. She nearly fell down …
117plastered — very drunk, hammered, looped, sloshed After losing the fight, Jock went and got plastered …
118tanked/tanked up — drunk, polluted, sloshed, wasted After an evening at the tavern, the sailors were tanked …
119drunk — 1. adjective he was so drunk he couldn t stand up Syn: intoxicated, inebriated, inebriate, impaired, drunken, tipsy, under the influence; informal plastered, smashed, bombed, sloshed, sozzled, sauced, lubricated, well oiled, wrecked, juiced,… …
120inebriated — adjective an apparently inebriated boater stunned diners at a waterfront restaurant when he docked his craft in the buff Syn: drunk, intoxicated, inebriate, impaired, drunken, tipsy, under the influence; informal plastered, smashed, bombed,… …
