Results for “knee-crawling drunk”

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drunker than Cooter Brown
phrase

Extremely intoxicated.

#american#regional#drunk#idiom
knee-walking drunk
phrase

So drunk you can barely stand.

#american#regional#drunk#idiom
bevvied
adjective

Drunk. As in 'on the bevvies'.

#scouse#liverpool#british#drinking
kaylied
adjective

Absolutely steaming drunk.

#scouse#liverpool#british#drinking
bladdered
adjective

Absolutely steaming drunk.

#scouse#liverpool#british#drinking
mortal
adjective

Absolutely steaming drunk.

#geordie#newcastle#drinking#british
palatic
adjective

Absolutely paralytic. Geordie for blackout drunk.

#geordie#north-east#british#drunk
wavey
adjective

Drunk, high, or otherwise off your face.

#mle#london#british#drugs
Brahms and Liszt
adjective

Cockney rhyming slang for pissed (drunk).

#cockney#london#rhyming-slang#british
Oliver Twist
adjective

Cockney rhyming slang for pissed — drunk.

#cockney#rhyming-slang#drinking#british
steamin
adjective

Absolutely blootered — very, very drunk.

#scottish#scots#drunk#british
malkied
adjective

Either absolutely steaming drunk or absolutely battered — context decides which.

#scottish#glasgow#scots#violence
oot yer face
phrase

Absolutely steaming. Drunk beyond function.

#scottish#scots#drinking#phrase
stoating
verb

Staggering drunk — bouncing off walls on the way home.

#scottish#glasgow#drinking#scots
langered
adjective

Absolutely hammered. Drunk past the point of dignity.

#irish#ireland#drinking#nightlife
scuttered
adjective

Absolutely hammered. Irish for very drunk.

#irish#drunk#hiberno-english#pub
mouldy
adjective

Irish for steaming drunk — past the point of saving.

#irish#drunk#hiberno-english#ireland
mullered
adjective

Wrecked drunk — or beaten senseless. Take your pick.

#irish#drunk#british#hiberno-english
in rag order
phrase

Wrecked. Either steaming drunk or an absolute state.

#irish#hiberno-english#drunk#phrase
in ribbons
phrase

In bits — drunk, exhausted, or emotionally destroyed.

#irish#hiberno-english#drunk#phrase
PFO
abbreviation

Pissed, Fell Over — UK ED chart note for a drunk who's hurt themselves.

#medical#uk#ed#abbreviation
UBI
abbreviation

"Unexplained Beer Injury" — the mystery bruise the drunk patient can't account for.

#medical#hospital#ed#drinking
ETOH
noun

Chart shorthand for a drunk patient.

#ems#medical#er#charting
pissed 18+
adjective

Mature content — open to view.

#australian#aussie#drinking#state
legless
adjective

Extremely drunk.

#australian#aussie#drinking#state
blotto
adjective

Very drunk.

#australian#aussie#drinking#state
maggot 18+
adjective

Mature content — open to view.

#australian#aussie#alcohol#drunk
munted 18+
adjective

Mature content — open to view.

#australian#aussie#drunk#broken
munter
noun

An idiot; or someone very drunk

#australian#aussie#insult#drunk
munted as
phrase

Extremely broken or extremely drunk

#australian#aussie#broken#drunk
pedo 18+
noun

Mature content — open to view.

#spanish#spanglish#latino#versatile
pacheco
adjective

High/stoned (or drunk)

#spanish#spanglish#latino#drugs
teporocho
noun

Town drunk, chronic alcoholic

#spanish#spanglish#latino#people
jumeta
noun

Drunkenness, a drunken spree (PR)

#spanish#spanglish#latino#drinking
ajumao
adjective

Drunk (DR)

#spanish#spanglish#latino#drinking
jumo
noun

A drunken state, a bender (DR/Cuba)

#spanish#spanglish#latino#drinking
elephant's trunk
adjective

Drunk — 'a bit elephants'.

#cockney#london#british#drink
plastered
adjective

Very drunk.

#cockney#london#british#drink
shark hunter
noun

A thief who preys on drunks to rob them.

#prison#criminal#robbery#theft
mingin
adjective

Disgusting, filthy or foul-smelling; also very drunk

#scottish#irish#disgust#dirty