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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