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Meanings of helplessly drunk in English

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Usage of helplessly drunk in English
1
Some rolled off helplessly drunk into the water, and were washed away.
The Three Midshipmen
2
Jackling discovered the mistress flat on her back on the floor, helplessly drunk.
Little Novels
3
No one dared to go near him, until he fell back helplessly drunk.
Red Rooney: The Last of the Crew
4
That very evening I had brought him home helplessly drunk, and seen him safely abed.
The Cryptogram: A Story of Northwest Canada
5
It was Rudyard, and he was drunk-almosthelplessly drunk.
The Judgment House
6
Esther looked, and in the whitening doorways she saw the little jockey staggering about helplessly drunk.
Esther Waters
7
It is very rarely that an Islander gets helplessly drunk, but strangers generally have to be put to bed.
Three Elephant Power, and Other Stories
8
He therefore wished to get rid of the fellow before the drink affected him further and made him helplessly drunk.
The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists
9
I did not like the taste, so I drank for the sole purpose of getting drunk, of getting hopelessly, helplessly drunk.
John Barleycorn
10
Ten days later, on the Tuesday of Carnival Week, he bumped into a 45-year-old mechanic, Rudolf Scheer, who was helplessly drunk.
The Complete Jack the Ripper
11
Now the old fellow was so helplessly drunk that he could not walk: instead, he sat upon the ground, and leaned against a tree-bole.
Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice
12
There is not a man below here, save ourselves, but is nearly or quite helplessly drunk, and those on deck are little or no better.
The Log of a Privateersman
13
"And I suppose he is helplessly drunk now," raged Barr.
The Boy Aviators in Africa; Or, an Aerial Ivory Trail
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