In a state of intoxication as a result of drinking alcohol, taking drugs, etc.; drunk.

Intoxicated or stupefied by opium, tobacco, etc.

Intoxicated or muddled by a narcotic.

Of sleep, a state, etc.: induced or affected by a drug. Of a person: intoxicated or sedated by a drug.

Sluggish or stupefied, with or as with a drug.

U.S. slang. Drunk, intoxicated; under the influence of drugs. Chiefly in predicative use. Cf. as drunk as a piper at piper, n.1 phrases 2.

slang. Drunk, intoxicated; under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

U.S. slang. Drugged; under the influence of drugs; containing a drug. (Cf. load, n. 5a.)

Under the influence of, stimulated by, an illicit drug or drugs. Frequently with on.

slang (originally U.S.). Intoxicated, drunk; (also) under the influence of drugs.

As adj., excited; intoxicated with drink or drugs, ‘stoned’. U.S. slang. rare.

U.S. slang. Of a drug-user: drugged, ‘high’ (high, adj. 19c). Cf. sense A. 6d above.

Of a driver or his driving: adversely affected by the influence of alcohol or narcotics. Canadian.

slang. Asleep; falling asleep. Later also (originally and chiefly U.S.): drowsy or intoxicated through taking narcotic drugs.

slang (originally U.S.). Intoxicated or ‘high’ on alcohol or drugs; excited, thrilled, stimulated. Cf. buzz, n.1 2b.

slang. In a state of drug-induced euphoria, ‘high’; also, incapacitated or stimulated by drugs, drugged. Originally U.S.

slang. Suffering from excess of liquor (or drugs).

In the sense of string, v. 3. strung out: weak or ill, esp. as a result of drug addiction; hence, addicted to, using, or ‘high’ on drugs. slang…

Intoxicated by drugs or alcohol; ‘stoned’. Frequently const. out. Also transferred and figurative.

With up, severely wounded or damaged by shooting. Also figurative (colloquial) and transferred, drugged (U.S. slang).

U.S. slang. out of (also off) one's bird: out of one's mind; unable to think or act rationally or sensibly; crazy, insane. Also: (so as to be)…

U.S. slang. Under the influence of a drug or alcohol; extremely intoxicated. Also ripped to the tits (also gills).

predicative. Chiefly with out. slang (originally U.S.). spec. Intoxicated or incapacitated by drugs or alcohol.

Under the influence of amphetamines or another stimulant. In extended use: very excited or energetic; (also) agitated, on edge. Frequently in amped-up…

slang. Filled with (alcoholic) drink; intoxicated; occasionally transferred, drugged. Frequently with up. Also in tanked to the wide (cf. wide, n.)…

Intoxicated; under the influence of drugs. U.S. slang.

whacked out: mad, crazy; spec. intoxicated with drugs. Cf. wacky, adj. U.S.

In extended use. Of a person. colloquial. Intoxicated or ‘high’ on drugs, esp. so as to become hyper or overstimulated. Hence: in a state of nervous…

Intoxicated by, or under the influence of, drugs.

Of a person: excited, thrilled, esp. by music; (sometimes also) stimulated; intoxicated by alcohol or drugs (sometimes perhaps as a euphemistic…

slang (originally U.S.). Intoxicated with alcohol or drugs; extremely drunk or high. Cf. obliterated, adj. 2.

Incapacitated by drugs; addicted to heroin. Cf. junk, n.1 8.

U.S. slang. Extremely drunk; high on drugs. Cf. annihilated, adj. 2.

slang. Intoxicated, esp. on drugs. Frequently in to get caned. Cf. cane, v.1 additions c.

Intoxicated with alcohol or drugs; extremely drunk.

Drunk; intoxicated with alcohol or drugs.