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English
Adjective
Sense: intoxicated after having consumed an alcoholic beverage
Synonyms
( Australia ) adrip ( US ) aled up all mops and brooms arseholed ( taboo ) a sheet in the wind a sheet in the wind's eye bedrunken befuddled beliquored besotted besotten bevvied bibacious bibulous binned bingoed bladdered ( Britain ) blasted blewed blind blind drunk blitzed blocked ( Ireland ) blootered blottoed blue bollocksed ( taboo ) bombed boozy bosky bottled ( Cockney rhyming slang ) ( Cockney rhyming slang ) budgy bungalowed bungfu ( rare ) burlin' ( Britain dialect ) canned clobbered ( US ) corned cocked cockeyed crapulous crocked ( North America ) cunted ( taboo ) cup-shot ( obsolete ) cup-shotten ( obsolete ) cut dead drunk destroyed disguised drunk drunk as a piper drunked up drunken ebriated ebriose elephant's ( Cockney rhyming slang ) elephant's trunk ( Cockney rhyming slang ) elevated faced fap ( obsolete ) fershnickered flooey ( dated ) floored flush flushed flustered fluted ( Ireland ) fluthered ( Ireland ) feeling no pain ( euphemistic ) fou ( Scotland ) four sheets in the wind fresh fried frosted fuckered up ( taboo ) fuckfaced ( taboo ) fuddled full ( Australia ) fuzzy-headed fuzzy-minded gassed gattered ( Britain ) gee-eyed ( Ireland, slang ) gesuip ( South Africa ) ginned ( dated ) gished ( Britain ) glorious ( archaic ) groggified ( dated ) groggy half polluted ( Ireland ) half cut half lit half seas over ( slang ) hammered have drink taken have the sun in one's eyes hazed ( Australia ) high as a Georgia pine high as a kite ( often refers to drugs ) high ( rare ) hog-whimpering honkers hooched up hooted hoovered hosed how came you so ( slang, obsolete ) impaired in liquor in one's altitudes ( archaic, idiomatic ) in one's cups ( idiomatic ) in the bag ( idiomatic ) in the drink ( dated, idiomatic ) inebriate inebriated inebrious ( archaic ) insober insobrietous ( rare ) inter pocula jaked jarred juiced juiced up kaylied ( Britain ) kisky ( slang, obsolete ) lamped ( Ireland ) langered ( Ireland dialect ) langers ( Ireland dialect ) larruped lash ( British slang ) lashed ( British slang ) lathered legless liquored up liquory lit loaded looped loopy loose lubed lubed up lubricated lushed mad with it maggot ( Australia ) maggoted ( Australia ) mashed maudlin medicated ( euphemistic ) messed up monged ( Britain ) mortal mortalled ( Cockney rhyming slang ) muddled muggy ( obsolete slang ) mullered ( Britain, slang ) munted muzzy MWI nappy newted nimptopsical obfuscated ( archaic ) obliviated off one's box ( idiomatic ) off one's head ( idiomatic, often refers to drugs ) off one's tits ( idiomatic ) oiled oiled up ( Cockney rhyming slang ) ( Cockney rhyming slang ) on the ran tan ( archaic, slang ) ossified ( Ireland, US ) out of it ( idiomatic ) out of one's box ( idiomatic ) out of one's face out of one's head ( idiomatic ) out of sight ( idiomatic ) overcome overrefreshed ( jocular or euphemistic ) overtaken ( archaic ) paralytic parlatic pickled ( Canada ) pie-eyed pixilated plastered ploughed plowed ( US ) polluted ( Ireland ) potshot ( obsolete ) potted pounded primed puggled quisby raddled rat-arsed ( Britain, taboo ) ratted ( Britain ) razzled ripe ( obsolete ) ripped rolling rubbered ( Britain ) sauced sauced up scammered schloshed schnockered screwed scuttered ( Ireland ) sewed up shedded shellacked shicker shickered ( Australia, NZ ) shitty ( US, taboo ) skunked slammed slarmied slizzard ( also refers to drugs ) sloppy drunk sloshed smashed snockered snookered snozzled snuffy soaken ( obsolete ) sodden sotted sottish souped-up ( US Navy slang ) soused sozzled sozzly spanceled spannered spiffed splashed spongy sprung squiffed steamboats ( Britain, Ireland, slang ) stewed stinking stinko stoated ( UK slang ) stoned ( rare – usually refers to drugs ) stonkered ( Australia ) stotious strut ( Scotland, obsolete ) swacked tanked tanked up temulent temulentive three sheets in the wind three sheets to the wind ( idiomatic ) throwed tight as a tick tight tilted tippled tipsy tired and emotional ( Britain, jocular or euphemistic ) toasted top-heavy top-heavy with drink ( rare, idiomatic ) toping trashed tuned twatfaced ( Britain, taboo ) twisted wastey wazzed ( Britain ) wazzocked ( Britain ) well-oiled wellied wet ( archaic ) whittled withered wobbly woozy worse for liquor worse for wear ( euphemistic ) wrecked zoned zonked zooted zorched zotzed
Antonyms
Hyponyms
By degree
Nearly drunk Mildly drunk ( UK, obsolete ) ( archaic ) ( euphemistic ) ( obsolete ) ( UK dialect ) ( archaic ) semidrunk ( archaic ) Very drunk ( UK dialect ) ( UK ) ( US ) ( taboo ) ( taboo ) ( idiomatic ) ( taboo ) ( taboo ) ( taboo ) ( Australia ) ( Ireland ) ( UK ) ( UK, Australia ) ( Australia ) ( Ireland, rare ) ( UK ) ( taboo ) ( taboo ) ( taboo ) ( taboo ) ( taboo ) ( UK ) ( US ) ( UK, taboo ) ( UK, taboo ) ( obsolete )
By type
Beer ( obsolete ) ( obsolete ) ( obsolete ) Gin Grog Whisky/Whiskey Wine
Other
( archaic ) ( archaic ) ( archaic )
Hypernyms
Various
Like having endured violence Impaired Incapacitated
See also
Further reading