adjective
General Slang
blotto
BLOT-oh · adjective · informal
Very drunk.
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Definitions
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Extremely intoxicated.
“After six schooners he was blotto.”
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blotto In A Sentence
After six schooners he was blotto.
Origin & Usage
Early 20th-century slang, possibly from 'blot' (to soak up).
People Also Ask
What does blotto mean?
It means very drunk or extremely intoxicated.
Where does the word blotto come from?
It's early 20th-century slang, thought to come from 'blot', as in soaking up alcohol.
Is blotto still used?
Yes, it's a slightly old-fashioned but still recognised and used term for being very drunk.
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