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zonked

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zonk  (zôngk, zngk)
v. zonked, zonk·ing, zonks Slang
v.tr.
1. To stupefy; stun.
2. To intoxicate with drugs or alcohol: "zonk their patients with tranquilizers" (Psychology Today).
v.intr.
To become intoxicated with drugs or alcohol.

[Origin unknown.]

zonked [zɒŋkt]
adj Slang
1. (Law / Recreational Drugs) highly intoxicated from drugs or alcohol
2. utterly exhausted
[of imitative origin]
Translations
zonked [zɒŋkt] ADJ (also zonked out)
1. (= exhausted) → agotado, reventado, hecho polvo
2. (on drugs) → colgado, colocado(Sp) ; (on drink) → como una cuba, curda inv (Sp)
zonked [ˈzɒŋkt] adjcrevé(e) >, claqué(e) >
zonked
adj (inf) (= drunk, high)breit (sl), → zu (inf); (= exhausted)total geschafft (inf)
zonked [zɒŋkt] adj (fam) (exhausted) → distrutto/a


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