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Two Hundred and One Ways To Say Your Drunk

   

Beer, wine, and spirits come in all flavours – why shouldn’t our descriptions of their pleasant effects do the same? The National Pist proudly presents as many ways to say you’re drunk as we could think of while sitting around getting good and Guinness-headed. If there are any notable omissions, by all means rescue us from our ignorance and let us know!

Enjoy!

A. Addled, Ale’d, Alight, A few shades to the wind.

B. Bagged, Badgered, Ban jaxed, Bashed, Battered, Been drinking, Bent, Bladdered, Blind, Blasted, Blathered, Blitzed, Blotto, Boiled, Bombed, Brahms & Liszt, Buckled, Buzzed.

C. Cabbaged, Campaigning, Canned, Chevy Chased, Clobbered, Creamed over, Crocked.

D. Dead drunk, Dean Martinized, Decimated, Discombobulated, Dipsomaniatic, Dizzy, Drowned, Drunk, Drunk as a Lord, Drunk as a skunk, Drunken.

E. Etched, Ethanol engorged , Ethanolized, Etherized, Euthanized.

F. Fecked, Feeling it, Finished, Flushed, Flying, Frothy, Fruit looped, F*cked, F*cked up.

G. Gassed, Galvanized, Gin rummied, Glazed, Goosed, Green, Groged, Groggy, Guinness headed.

H. Had a few, Haggard, Hammered, Hanging, High, Hosed, Howling drunk.

I. In with Bacchus, Inebriated, In orbit, Intoxicated, Irish eyed.

J. Jagged, Jaxied, Jiggy, Jolly, Jugged, Juiced.

K. Killed, Kinked.

L. Laced, Lamped, Lashed, Leathered, Legless, lispy, Lit, Lit up, Liquored up, Loaded, Loo la, Looped, Loopy, Loose, Lubricated, Lush.

M. Mad, Mangled, Mashed, Melted, Merl Haggard, Merry, Minced, Monkey-full, Mottled, Muttled.

N. Newcastled, Nippy, Nailed.

O. Off me pickle, Off me trolley, Off my rocker, Oiled, On a campaign, On assignment for The Pist, On a piss-up, On the bottle, Out of it.

P. Painted, Paralytic, Past .08, Pickled, Pickwicked, Pie-eyed, Pished, Pissed, Pist, Plastered, Ploughed, Potted, Pole axed, Polluted, Puking.

Q.Quitted, Quintessential.

R. Ratted, Ravaged, Razzled, Reading The Pist, Rosy glowing, Rubbered, Rubber legged, Ruined, Rummed, Rummy.

S. Screwed, Scuttered, Sh*t faced, Shot, Silly, Slaughtered, Slammed, Slewed, Sloppy, Sloshed, Smashed, Snatered , Soaked, Sotted, Sous, Soused, Sozzled, Spangled, Spannered, Squiffy, Steaming, Stewed, Stitched up, Stiff, Stinking, Stink-o, Stone drunk.

T. Tanked, Tight, Tipsy, Toasted, Totalled, Trashed,Twisted.

U. Ugly, Under, Under the influence, Unsafe to drive, Unsober.

V. Vinic, Visiting the vicar.

W. Warped, Washed out, Wasted, Wellied, Wet, White washed, Wined, Wiped, Wired, Wrecked.

X. X’ed out.

Y. Yodeling out of tune.

Z. Zombied, Zonked.




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Two Hundred and One Ways To Say Your Drunk
Authored by: Cloudesley_Hobbs on Wednesday, February 23 2005 @ 03:18 AM CST
crapulent, crapulous, cockeyed,
Two Hundred and One Ways To Say Your Drunk
Authored by: marvin kist on Monday, June 06 2005 @ 10:39 PM CST
cloudesley - have also heard 3 or 6 sheets to the wind.
Also - ever think about how close past 08 is to past away.

good day.
Two Hundred and One Ways To Say Your Drunk
Authored by: gspot on Thursday, January 05 2006 @ 11:37 AM CST
elephant's trunk = drunk
Two Hundred and One Ways To Say Your Drunk
Authored by: preppy_op on Friday, January 13 2006 @ 10:54 AM CST
What happened to the quintessential word of 2005... Crunk! How could one forget such an annoying and overused slang?
sheets to the wind
Authored by: Gharlans on Tuesday, January 17 2006 @ 10:21 PM CST
The phrase is not "shades to the wind," it's, as marvin kist says, "sheets to the wind," generally "3 sheets to the wind." It's a sailing reference. When the "sheets" (sails, although on a boat "sheets" are the ropes that control the sails) are "to the wind," they are flapping wildly because you either a) haven't adjusted them correctly, or b) are sailing (or at least attempting, it doesn't work too well) straight into the wind, so the sails aren't going to work. Hence, when a sailor is drunk, they tend to be, rather incompetently, "three sheets to the wind."
Two Hundred and One Ways To Say Your Drunk
Authored by: Sir_Cupcake on Tuesday, January 24 2006 @ 10:34 PM CST
Sh**-canned
Two Hundred and One Ways To Say Your Drunk
Authored by: alexmuckler on Saturday, February 11 2006 @ 11:29 PM CST
My personal favorite: schwasterfaced
Two Hundred and One Ways To Say Your Drunk
Authored by: Cloudesley_Hobbs on Friday, April 07 2006 @ 11:08 AM CST
here are a few more that were missing from your list. this are mainly used in scotland, i'm not sure how common they are elsewhere.

blootered, shagged, on the piss, rat arsed, scunnerd

-from D. Wood
Two Hundred and One Ways To Say Your Drunk
Authored by: Cloudesley_Hobbs on Thursday, May 11 2006 @ 08:31 PM CST
pixilated
Two Hundred and One Ways To Say Your Drunk
Authored by: marvin kist on Tuesday, May 30 2006 @ 08:02 PM CST
I think I've got another. Try "Hobbeslied", as in "Man, I was totally Hobbesley last night". Trust me, it works.

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