Thesaurus:drunk
English
Synonyms
- Adrian Quist (Australia)
- arseholed (taboo)
- bladdered (UK)
- blocked (Ireland)
- bollocksed (taboo)
- Brahms (Cockney rhyming slang)
- Brahms and Liszt (Cockney rhyming slang)
- bungfu (rare)
- burlin' (UK dialect)
- clobbered (US)
- crocked (North America)
- cunted (taboo)
- cup-shot (obsolete)
- cup-shotten (obsolete)
- elephant's (Cockney rhyming slang)
- elephant's trunk (Cockney rhyming slang)
- fap (obsolete)
- flooey (dated)
- fluted (Ireland)
- feeling no pain (euphemistic)
- fou (UK)
- fuckered up (taboo)
- full (Australia)
- gattered (UK)
- gesuip (South Africa)
- ginned (dated)
- gished (UK)
- glorious (archaic)
- groggified (dated)
- half polluted (Ireland)
- half seas over (slang)
- having had a drop too much
- hazed (Australia)
- high as a kite (often refers to drugs)
- high (rare)
- in one's altitudes (archaic, idiomatic)
- in one's cups (idiomatic)
- in the bag (idiomatic)
- in the drink (dated, idiomatic)
- inebrious (archaic)
- insobrietous (rare)
- kaylied (UK)
- lamped (Ireland)
- langered (Ireland dialect)
- langers (Ireland dialect)
- lash (UK)
- maggoted (Australia)
- medicated (euphemistic)
- monged (UK)
- mullered (UK)
- obfuscated (archaic)
- off one's box (idiomatic)
- off one's head (idiomatic, often refers to drugs)
- off one's tits (idiomatic)
- Oliver (Cockney rhyming slang)
- Oliver Twist (Cockney rhyming slang)
- ossified (Ireland, US)
- out of it (idiomatic)
- out of one's box (idiomatic)
- out of one's head (idiomatic)
- out of sight (idiomatic)
- overrefreshed (jocular or euphemistic)
- overtaken (archaic)
- pickled (Canada)
- plowed (US)
- polluted (Ireland)
- rat-arsed (UK, taboo)
- ratted (UK)
- ripe (obsolete)
- rubbered (UK)
- scuttered (Ireland)
- shickered (Australia, NZ)
- shitty (US, taboo)
- souped-up (United States Navy slang)
- stonkered (Australia)
- three sheets to the wind (idiomatic)
- tippled (taboo)
- tired and emotional (UK, jocular or euphemistic)
- top-heavy with drink (rare, idiomatic)
- twatfaced (UK, taboo)
- twisted (taboo)
- wazzed (UK)
- withered (taboo)
- worse for liquor
- worse for wear (euphemistic)
Antonyms
By degree
- Nearly drunk
- potulent (obsolete)
- Mildly drunk
- corny (UK, obsolete)
- flashy (archaic)
- merry (euphemistic)
- ree (UK dialect)
- screwy (archaic)
- tozy-mozy (archaic)
- Very drunk
- airlocked (UK dialect)
- cabbaged (UK)
- drunk as a cunt (taboo)
- drunk as a fiddler's bitch (taboo)
- four sheets to the wind (idiomatic)
- fucked (taboo)
- fucked up (taboo)
- fuckfaced (taboo)
- full as a goog (Australia)
- locked (Ireland)
- mortal (UK)
- para (UK, Australia)
- parro (Australia)
- peloothered (Ireland, rare)
- pissed (UK)
- pissed as a fart (taboo)
- pissed as a newt (taboo)
- shitfaced (taboo)
- shithoused (taboo)
- sozzled (UK)
- tore up (US)
- twatted (UK, taboo)
- wankered (UK, taboo)
- whistle-drunk (obsolete)
By type
Other
- pot-valiant (archaic)
Hypernyms
Various
- have a brick in one's hat (obsolete)
- shake a cloth in the wind (nautical)
- under the influence (idiomatic)
See also
- Thesaurus:drunkard
- Thesaurus:drunkenness
- Thesaurus:alcoholic
- Appendix:Glossary of drinking slang
- Thesaurus:stoned
Further reading
- “959. drunkenness” in Roget's Thesaurus, T. Y. Crowell Co., 1911.
- “drunk” in Moby Thesaurus II, Grady Ward, 1996.
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