Meanings of intoxicating effect in English

Their intoxicating effect on him was just as powerful now as before supper.

I was becoming quite animated by now-randomnesshas an intoxicating effect on the preordained.

Finally, the full dress rehearsals produced a perfectly intoxicating effect.

They had an overwhelmingly intoxicating effect on each other.

I don't have a spell to counteract the intoxicating effect of a truly gorgeous man.

Another and another, with broken exclamations, and extravagant phrases, endeavoured to express the intoxicating effect of this wonder of nature.

It has had the intoxicating effect of turning my head with pleasure; if I began I should never cease thanking you.

The air of the room was faintly pervaded with a sweet incense of intoxicating effect upon one just admitted to it.

It seemed charged to overflowing with oxygen, and had a marvellous power of exhilaration, producing an almost intoxicating effect on the brain.

They also gave us some stuff they call bedgery or pedgery; it has a highly intoxicating effect when chewed even in small quantities.

Pleased to see the flowing bowl, he congratulates himself that his own state of perspiration prevents it from producing any intoxicating effect upon him.

For some reason he had always thought of wine as having an intensely sweet taste, like that of blackberry jam and an immediate intoxicating effect.

The black fellows of Australia are very fond of sugar, and no wonder, if it be true that it has on them an intoxicating effect.

It was a CIA standby: benzotripapine, which counteracted the intoxicating effects of alcohol.

In the Middle Ages henbane was added to beer to enhance its intoxicating effects.

Nitrous oxide, also called laughing gas for its intoxicating effects when inhaled, is nonflammable and safe to handle under most conditions.