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zonked

[zongkt, zawngkt] / zɒŋkt, zɔŋkt /




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When her friends decide to get zonked on pills, the great teen singer of 2019 retreats to the cabaret in the back of her brain to show the world precisely what she’s made of.

From Washington Post

“I had the exact same problem as Juliet,” Hunt says, “but I was so zonked at the time, I just took the easy route for a while and reverted to purees and spoon-feeding.”

From The Guardian

The fish were temporarily zonked with a knockout potion, aptly called Aqui-S, to make them easier to handle.

From Seattle Times

Relatively few zonked rock fans heard the only important piece of music to come out of the 1969 get-together.

From Los Angeles Times

Hence her dirty cackle, and hence the scene in which the Secretary of State gets totally zonked at a club, only to be pulled outside and forced to cope with a diplomatic emergency.

From The New Yorker