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drunk Verb the past participle of drink Adjective 1. intoxicated with alcohol to the extent of losing control over normal functions 2. overwhelmed by strong influence or emotion: he was half drunk with satisfaction at his victory over the intruder Noun a person who is drunk or drinks habitually to excess [Old English druncen, past participle of drincan to drink]
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drunk adjective 1. intoxicated, loaded (slang), chiefly U.S., Canad. tight (informal) canned (slang) flying (slang) bombed (slang) stoned (slang) wasted (slang) smashed (slang) steaming (slang) wrecked (slang) soaked (informal) out of it (slang) plastered (slang) drunken, blitzed (slang) lit up (slang) merry Brit. (informal) stewed (slang) pickled (informal) bladdered (slang) under the influence (informal) sloshed (slang) tipsy, maudlin, well-oiled (slang) legless (informal) paralytic (informal) tired and emotional (euphemistic) steamboats Scot. (slang) tiddly (slang), chiefly Brit. zonked (slang) blotto (slang) fuddled, inebriated, out to it Austral., N.Z. (slang) sottish, tanked up (slang) bacchic, half seas over (informal) bevvied (dialect) babalas S. African fu' Scot. pie-eyed (slang) Translationsadj → borracho n (also: drunkard) → borracho/a; to get drunk → emborracharse n (also: drunkard) → ivrogne m/f; adj → betrunken n (also: drunkard) → Trinker(in) m(f); a drunk driving offence → Trunkenheit f am Steuer n → ubriacone/a; |
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An' I'll not say how we like th' ale yet, for we couldna well taste it till we'd drunk your health in it; but the dinner was good, an' if there's anybody hasna enjoyed it, it must be the fault of his own inside. Nikita, the only one of Vasili Andreevich's labourers who was not drunk that day, ran to harness the horse. She says that I set Diana DRUNK Saturday and sent her home in a disgraceful condition. |
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