drunk

Definition for drunk

adjective as in intoxicated by alcohol

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bashed, befuddled, buzzed, crocked, flushed, flying, fuddled, glazed, high, inebriate, inebriated, laced, lit, muddled, plastered, potted, sloshed, stewed, tanked, totaled, wasted

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boozed up, feeling no pain, groggy, juiced, liquored up, seeing double, three sheets to the wind, tight, under the influence, under-the-table

noun as in one who drinks too much

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alcoholic, boozer, carouser, debauchee, dipso, dipsomaniac, drinker, guzzler, inebriate, lush, soak, sot, souse, sponge, stiff, tippler, toper, wino

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bacchanalian, barfly, bibber, tosspot, wine-bibber

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On a Saturday evening in May that year, the couple had been to a barbecue when Gilder got drunk and asked Dan to drive him home.

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Mrs Goddard, from Lincoln, stressed this showed her half-brother was thinking clearly and warned against assumptions that he was "drunk and fell off the boat".

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“He was drunk the whole trip,” testified one of the women, Kim, who narrated to the jury how Poe went from teacher to mentor to abuser.

From Los Angeles Times

There is plenty of this to go around: for example, when Jeremiah gets drunk and makes unpleasant comments, or when Conrad fails to communicate his feelings.

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In other words, it’s not only the president who is drunk with power.

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