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Meanings of very drunk in English

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Usage of very drunk in English
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In return Paul let him go home quite alone and very drunk.
The new yorker
2
The very drunk have the intuition sometimes of savages or brute beasts.
K
3
Well, there they are; but you must make him very drunk indeed.
Saracinesca
4
They drink whisky without fear, and will get very drunk if permitted.
Overland through Asia; Pictures of Siberian, Chinese, and Tartar...
5
But no one shall touch you-unlessit's myself if I'm very drunk.
The Secret City
6
He wore the kind of dazed expression belonging to the very drunk.
The Reality Dysfunction
7
In truth, however, the sheriff was right: they were very drunk.
Scarlet
8
The heat of the room and the spirits soon made Antek very drunk.
Selected Polish Tales
9
At a first glance it was perceptible that the captain was very drunk.
For the Term of His Natural Life
10
The other was a very drunk and very wealthy English gentleman.
The Ball and the Cross
11
They got very drunk coming down on the boat and mutinied.
The Twenty-fifth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers in the War of t...
12
The first was very drunk though suddenly he seemed quite sober.
Tarzan the Terrible
13
The men, as is generally the case after such meetings, were very drunk.
Taking Tales: Instructive and Entertaining Reading
14
They are both drunk, very drunk, and please take the cab away too.
Golden Stories / A Selection of the Best Fiction by the Foremost...
15
Of course they could not have succeeded had he not been very drunk.
From Wealth to Poverty; Or, the Tricks of the Traffic. A Story o...
16
He looked about drowsily with a sheepish half-knowledge of having been very drunk.
Alice of Old Vincennes
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