blind drunk

His brother Warnie, apparently unable to face it, was elsewhere, blind drunk.

It being the early 1950s, everybody was blind drunk and laughed uproariously.

It was a game that could have been, and very often seemingly was, performed very successfully while blind drunk.

I judged he would be blind drunk in about an hour, and then I would steal the key, or saw myself out, one or t'other.

Well, one day he went to a kabak, intoxicated himself with liquor, and then went staggering home blind drunk.

The truth is that the Colonel had got himself stone-blind drunk, and had slept himself sober in a hotel.

You ought to be willing to be blind drunk half your time if you could write one stanza of it!

He says that Fox made his best speeches when he was blind drunk.