sloshed

sloshed

Slang drunk

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sloshed

adjective

Slang

Intoxicated; drunk.

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Adjective

(comparative more sloshed, superlative most sloshed)

Very drunk.

Verb

Simple past tense of slosh.
Past participle of slosh

Origin

In sense “drunk", circa 1946.

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But if you're planning on getting sloshed at the company holiday party and winking at the Executive Assistant, then it is a really good idea to wear cute underwear.
His boots sloshed as he tiptoed across the kitchen floor.
Carmen sloshed through the mud, and by the time she opened the gate, the car was out of the mud.
He was silent for a few minutes as they sloshed toward the house.
Maybe he forgot he had it on—him being a little sloshed and all.

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