transitive. To make drunk, intoxicate. literal and figurative.

transitive. To make drunken, inebriate: in quot. 1300 figurative.

transitive. To stupefy or daze; to befuddle; †to render crazed, distraught, or alarmed (obsolete). Usually in passive. Now chiefly archaic and reg…

spec. To intoxicate; reflexive to get drunk. Obsolete.

transitive. To ply with drink, to make drunk, intoxicate; in past participle excited by drink, drunk, intoxicated.

transitive. To cause to drink freely; to supply with abundance or excess of liquor; to fill with drink; reflexive to drink one's fill. Const. with…

transitive. To make drunk; to intoxicate. Also absol.

To intoxicate (with liquor). archaic (the past participle survived longer in slang use: see disguised, adj. 6).

transitive. Of an alcoholic drink, a drug, etc.: to cause (a person or animal) to lose control of their behaviour or mental faculties; to affect (the…

transitive. To intoxicate, make drunk. See also tippled adj. at derivatives below. Obsolete.

transitive. To overcome or overpower with drink; to intoxicate; to make drunk. Chiefly in passive. colloquial in later use. Now rare.

to muddle by tippling.

transitive. To reduce to a condition resembling that of food which by boiling or stewing has lost its flavour or crispness; to soak or steep in a…

transitive. To confuse with or as with drink, intoxicate, render tipsy.

transitive. To intoxicate, befuddle. Also (? nonce-use), to redden (one's nose) with drinking.

figurative. Of wine: To overpower.

To supply with cups, i.e. with liquor; to make drunk, intoxicate. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To intoxicate, make drunk, confuse, muddle.

to gild over. transitive. figurative. To make (a person) drunk; cf. sense 8. Obsolete. rare.

To intoxicate thoroughly. Chiefly in past participle. Now slang.

figurative (from 2). To render unsteady, make drunk, intoxicate. slang. Obsolete. (Cf. tip, n.6)

Usually in past participle tosticated, apparently originally a mispronunciation of intoxicated and so used, but later also associated with tossed…

to make drunk or intoxicated.

transitive. To intoxicate with alcoholic drink; to make (speech) blurred or garbled, to befuddle. Frequently in passive.

(transitive) to make tipsy, tipsify.

To drench with moisture; to soak; also figurative, to intoxicate.

transitive. To make drunk, fuddle.

To confuse in the brain with liquor. Obsolete.

transitive. To intoxicate; to make pleasantly drunk. Usually in passive.

In extended use. transitive. colloquial. To fill or ply (a person) with alcoholic drink.

transitive. To ply with ‘lush’ or drink; to liquor.

colloquial or slang. To ply with liquor. Also in passive.

transitive. colloquial. Of alcoholic drink: to have an effect on; to render (slightly) inebriated, make drunk. Chiefly in passive. Cf. touched, adj.…

transitive. In extended use: to ply with alcoholic drink; to make drunk. Occasionally with up. Also intransitive: to drink alcohol. Now English reg…

To make stupid with tippling; also, to confuse, to stupefy.

transitive. To turn (a thing) round upon its own axis, or without shifting it from its place; also… To intoxicate (cf. slewed, adj.).

With up. transitive. To ply with drink, to make (a person) drunk.

transitive. With out. Of drink, etc.: to render intoxicated or senseless. Also figurative, to overwhelm. slang (originally U.S.).