adjective
General Slang
Sloshed
/slɒʃt/ · adjective · informal
Very drunk — sloppy, unsteady, and clearly over the line.
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Definitions
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Noticeably drunk, often sloppy and unsteady on your feet.
“Three pints in and he was already sloshed.”
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2
Used lightly and humorously to admit you've had a few too many.
“Okay I'm a little sloshed, somebody take my keys.”
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3
Heavily intoxicated to the point of clumsiness or slurred speech.
“She got sloshed at the reception and gave the wildest toast.”
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Sloshed In A Sentence
We got sloshed on cheap wine and regretted it instantly.
He's properly sloshed, get him some water.
Note to self: don't get sloshed at the office party.
Origin & Usage
British and American slang where the image of being 'sloshed' evokes liquid sloshing around, i.e., full of drink. Long-established casual term for drunk.
People Also Ask
What does sloshed mean?
It means very drunk — sloppy, unsteady, and clearly past the tipsy stage.
Is sloshed worse than buzzed?
Yes. Buzzed is a light, happy tipsy, while sloshed is full-on drunk and noticeably unsteady.
Is sloshed British or American slang?
It's used in both, though it has a distinctly British ring to it. Either way it's casual and widely understood.
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