inebriation

People milled about in various stages of inebriation, dancing, and shouting.

The Christmas season lasted more than a week and it was a time of celebration and general inebriation.

Crowd control is part of the reason Gary and Tom discourage inebriation at DDPs.

Keystone Light, of course, but college students have always opted for the most affordable path to inebriation.

The sensation was profound and sharp, without any sweetness whatever—a revulsion, a storm, a sort of inebriation.

The Indians drank of the liquor, and remained in a state of inebriation during several days.

"What a fool you are to be in love," said the drunken giant with several hiccups, showing the increase of his inebriation.

The fourth degree is that of spiritual inebriation which follows upon the aforesaid satiety.

Awaking from a state of inebriation, he knew that Ham had beheld his nakedness and "told his two brethren."