Being in a temporary state in which one's physical and mental faculties are impaired due to excessive consumption of alcohol.
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Examples for "drunk"
Examples for "drunk"
1The discordant vocalising of the drunk and disorderly in the next cell.
2They've become power-drunk and don't want to let go of that power.
3In all the bodies in which I have drunk, I sought you.
4One had the face of a savage; the other was half drunk.
5By two in the afternoon she was drunk in bed, and crying.
1But each year hundreds of thousands of tonnes are lost or wasted.
2Time is wasted when both sides in debate employ the same tactics.
3Every second that passed, every second they wasted, he thought of Lizzie.
4He speaks the way he designs product: not a single wasted word.
5That small debacle alone wasted almost three million pounds of taxpayers' money.
1In one second, the girl's heart smashed to a million billion pieces.
2It was carried quite some way, they say, and smashed to sticks.
3There may be magnificence in the smashing; but the thing is smashed.
4Ilkay Gundogan smashed home the penalty to put City firmly in charge.
5Gates were smashed and rioters set 15 factories on fire, he said.
1From tribunal updates to crippling inflation, from drunken violence to political stagnation.
2When? he asked, dully remembering the drunken hag he had seen-agesago.
3The Rococo is violent in chains, insolent in constraint, drunken in sobriety.
4Flash: a drunken Soviet officer boasted that Russia would strike without warning.
5In dashed the drunken retainer, and Gulielma was once more in peril.
1Today, most home-canned products are used in the home where they're produced.
2The U.S. canned tuna market has long been dominated by three companies.
3Fresh water chestnuts have a sweet flavor that canned water chestnuts lack.
4It was the grocery store- ageneralemporium of ideas and canned goods.
5Fruit may be canned in water, in fruit juice and in syrup.
1The intoxicated soldier saw nothing in the flashing eyes; so he shrugged.
2Villalpando was intoxicated at the time, the medical examiner's autopsy report said.
3Another scolded the working-classes in the style of an intoxicated temperance lecturer.
4And it has intoxicated me; I think it has made me unreasonable.
5He had been very intoxicated and had used abusive and threatening language.
1His name and image are plastered on a variety of different products.
2Now plastered all over Manticore's news media for untold millions to watch.
3Protesters plastered city squares with posters depicting the detainees as political prisoners.
4The house is sparsely furnished and the floor is not yet plastered.
5People visible inside the store, indistinct images behind damp-streaked and sign-plastered glass.
1It was quite obvious that she was groggy, to say the least.
2At first he was groggy enough to believe it was a dream.
3Still groggy, but I knew I was going to be all right.
4For several groggy moments he had thought she was in the bathroom.
5Although he had slept for only half an hour, he felt groggy.
1Good tidings; no weather catastrophes; no wind-trashed hospitality areas or sunken greens.
2Hadn't Spencer found an Acura keychain in her stepfather's trashed model house?
3I'm not going to let it get trashed, either literally or metaphorically.
4The furore led to an H&M store in South Africa being trashed.
5And why were there toxics in the trashed products to begin with?
1The planks bent and gave, and sea water sloshed in the hold.
2You're a doll, she said as she sloshed off toward her target.
3Mathias flumped onto a banquette and sloshed liquor on his expensive robe.
4She tipped the glass and some of it sloshed over the rim.
5A curl of seawater sloshed over the concrete and doused my shoes.
1When confronted Ford said he had been 'highly inebriated' at the time
2Before he could get inebriated he would be in the New Jerusalem.
3He dined with his literary friend Rufus Griswold and unfortunately became inebriated.
4And it was way too inebriated to be walking in those heels.
5Entertainment! Some of the more inebriated guests began demanding the next stage.
1Minnesota blitzed out to a 10-point lead in the opening nine minutes.
2The Lightning blitzed the Metropolitan Division club in the opening 20 minutes.
3Besides, I'm so blitzed, I still haven't swallowed the reality of it.
4Noren also blitzed his way to a birdie hat-trick from the 12th.
5South Africa's Queen of the Track blitzed her qualifying heat on Monday.
1But less lucky wine-bibbers need not be illogical as well as inebriate.
2How far down need a man go before he becomes an inebriate?
3His friendship for the inebriate was of the most sincere kind.
4It was a bright spring morning, one of those days which inebriate one.
5One friend used to tell her that she was an inebriate on resting.
1The man sitting next to Ford was a bit sozzled by now.
2The government claims concern, but has it colluded with the drinks industry to get us sozzled?
3The whores were called Nell and Marie Jeanette; they were lightly sozzled on gin and pig's blood.
4That journalist fellow of William's-he'ssozzled.
5Not twenty feet away, a gin-sozzled old woman slaps her elfin pigeon-chested husband hard against his sparse-haired skull.
1There's no way to come out of it looking good, he said.
2He'd seen that look before; nothing good ever came out of it.
3The Italian league leaders are by no means out of it, however.
4Now it's a hostage situation, required to avoid falling out of it.
5And it's likely that some extraordinary work will come out of it.
1But they'll be too shit-faced to care by the time they've finished.
2Even though I was shit-faced, I remember thinking how disgusting his bed was.
3But I didn't think it was right to take advantage of a shit-faced drunk.
4He was surprisingly fast, considering he was shit-faced drunk.
5Now if I drink, I don't get shit-faced.
1There are only so many boozed-up borderline-racist rants that Hollywood can take.
2It's not just the quality of the boozed-up performances that attracts the attention.
3This summer, boozed-up brawlers were issued £40 fixed penalty notices.
4Oishii's crew colleague and Simi both nodded dismissive, boozed-up assent.
5He admits he was the beneficiary of Best's boozed-up unreliability.
1On the Democratic side, Clinton's well-oiled operation is well ahead of schedule.
2Germany are a well-oiled machine, you know where they're going to be.
3McGovern found himself facing a well-oiled Republican political machine headed by Nixon.
4And social existence moves as smoothly as a well-oiled and adjusted machine.
5Its well-oiled marketing department hosts tournaments and aggressively interacts with industry pundits.
1A voice exclaimed, in thick, ebrious tones: Who are you for?
1If they get juiced with this serum, we have to fight them.
2The old smelter creaked and groaned as it was juiced to life.
3The public never saw how producers and executives juiced up stories.
4As juiced as he felt, he didn't think it was possible to freeze.
5Warner Brothers, juiced by the positive reaction, immediately released the thing on YouTube.
6Where are the well-armed, juiced-up, half-crazed, ready-to-kill friends of my youth?
7And when he spoke, he juiced his ordinarily faint Boston brogue.
8The goals have flowed, cloaked in errors and juiced with spikes of brilliance.
9The 98-horsepower engine and regenerative brakes keep the pack juiced in hybrid mode.
10I was juiced with excitement and eager to dial-up my partner, Dave Diegelman.
11I juiced it up out of a food irradiation chamber.
12That the pharaohs' consumption of these powders juiced it up?
13As to what he might do with the juiced-up consoles, Brady had no idea.
14The McClatcheys had no generator, but Joe's laptop was juiced and ready to go.
15How many after-dinner speeches have been juiced up, how many TV spots fleshed out?
16I fasted five days once, or rather fruit-juiced five days.
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