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buzzed
adjective as in besotted
adjective as in blind drunk
adjective as in bombed
adjective as in boozed
adjective as in boozy
adjective as in crapulent
adjective as in crapulous
adjective as in crocked
adjective as in drunk
Strong matches
adjective as in intoxicated
adjective as in loaded
adjective as in looped
Strong matches
adjective as in pickled
Strong matches
adjective as in plastered
Strong matches
adjective as in potted
Strong matches
adjective as in sloshed
Strong matches
adjective as in smashed
adjective as in soused
adjective as in stewed
Strong matches
adjective as in stinko
Weak matches
- bashed
- befuddled
- besotted
- boozed up
- crapulent
- crapulous
- crocked
- drunk as a skunk
- drunken
- feeling no pain
- flushed
- flying
- fuddled
- glazed
- groggy
- half-seas over
- high
- high as a kite
- in one's cups
- inebriate
- inebriated
- intoxicated
- juiced
- laced
- liquored up
- lit
- muddled
- plastered
- potted
- seeing double
- sloshed
- sodden
- stewed
- stoned
- tanked
- three sheets to the wind
- tight
- tipsy
- totaled
- under the influence
- under-the-table
- wasted
adjective as in stoned
adjective as in tight
adjective as in under the influence
adjective as in wasted
adjective as in wrecked
Example Sentences
Their aunt, Barbara Sastre, told us they were like little bugs - “bichetes” - an endearing description to convey how they buzzed around, that is, when they weren’t absorbed by their cartoons.
If I coughed, or made any sudden movement, my whole body buzzed.
It buzzed every few minutes while we were there – often detecting the presence of at least four drones.
“What are ‘girls who wear glasses’?” contestant Will Wallace, a game design director, buzzed in.
She first noticed the illness in 1983 when her foot “buzzed” while she jogged.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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