| 单词 | ↑Drunkenness and sobriety |
| 释义 | ↑Drunkenness and sobriety Drunkenness and sobriety — Thesaurus+: LEVEL 5 SL ↑♯ Drunkenness and sobriety (115) in total 1. a drop too much (to drink) MAINLY UK ⇒ ↑a drop too much (to drink) 2. alcoholic noun [C] (SLANG alky, alkie) ⇒ ↑alcoholic 3. alcoholism noun [U] ⇒ ↑alcoholism 4. alky (ALSO alkie) noun [C] SLANG ⇒ ↑alky 5. battered adjective SLANG UK (DRUNK) ⇒ ↑battered 6. be as high as a kite ⇒ ↑be as high as a kite 7. be off your head INFORMAL ⇒ ↑be off your head :: 2 × Drunkenness and sobriety 8. blasted adjective [after verb] INFORMAL (DRUNK) ⇒ ↑blasted 9. blotto adjective OLD-FASHIONED SLANG ⇒ ↑blotto 10. bombed adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑bombed 11. boozer noun [C] ⇒ ↑boozer 12. caned adjective SLANG UK ⇒ ↑caned 13. cockeyed adjective MAINLY US OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL (DRUNK) ⇒ ↑cockeyed 14. dipsomania noun [U] ⇒ ↑dipsomania 15. dipsomaniac noun [C] (INFORMAL dipso) ⇒ ↑dipsomaniac 16. drunk as a lord UK (US drunk as a skunk) informal ⇒ ↑drunk as a lord 17. drunk adjective [usually after verb] ⇒ ↑drunk 18. drunk noun [C] (ALSO drunkard) disapproving ⇒ ↑drunk 19. drunken adjective [before noun] DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑drunken :: 2 × Drunkenness and sobriety 20. dry out INFORMAL — phrasal verb with dry verb [I or T] ⇒ ↑dry out 21. dry adjective (NO ALCOHOL) ⇒ ↑dry 22. fall off the wagon INFORMAL ⇒ ↑fall off the wagon 23. go to sb's head ⇒ ↑go to sb's head 24. hammered adjective [after verb] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑hammered 25. have a few (too many) INFORMAL ⇒ ↑have a few (too many) 26. inebriated adjective FORMAL ⇒ ↑inebriated 27. intoxicated adjective ⇒ ↑intoxicated 28. intoxicating adjective ⇒ ↑intoxicating 29. intoxication noun [U] ⇒ ↑intoxication 30. legless adjective [after verb] UK SLANG ⇒ ↑legless 31. loaded adjective [after verb] MAINLY US SLANG (DRUNK) ⇒ ↑loaded 32. lush noun [C] SLANG ⇒ ↑lush 33. merry adjective (DRUNK) ⇒ ↑merry 34. mullered adjective UK SLANG ⇒ ↑mullered 35. muzzy adjective UK ⇒ ↑muzzy 36. on the wagon INFORMAL ⇒ ↑on the wagon 37. one too many INFORMAL ⇒ ↑one too many 38. paralytic adjective ⇒ ↑paralytic 39. pickled adjective ⇒ ↑pickled 40. pissed as a newt/fart (ALSO pissed out of your brain/head/mind) ⇒ ↑pissed as a newt/fart 41. pissed adjective [after verb] OFFENSIVE ⇒ ↑pissed 42. pisshead noun [C] UK OFFENSIVE ⇒ ↑pisshead 43. pisspot noun [C] AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH SLANG ⇒ ↑pisspot 44. plastered adjective [after verb] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑plastered 45. roaring drunk INFORMAL ⇒ ↑roaring drunk 46. slewed adjective [after verb] OLD-FASHIONED SLANG ⇒ ↑slewed 47. sloshed adjective [after verb] SLANG ⇒ ↑sloshed 48. smashed adjective [after verb] SLANG ⇒ ↑smashed 49. soak noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL (PERSON) ⇒ ↑soak 50. sober (sb) up — phrasal verb with sober verb [I or T] ⇒ ↑sober (sb) up 51. sober adjective (NOT DRUNK) ⇒ ↑sober 52. sobriety noun [U] FORMAL (NOT DRUNK) ⇒ ↑sobriety 53. soused adjective ⇒ ↑soused 54. sozzled adjective [after verb] UK INFORMAL ⇒ ↑sozzled 55. squiffy adjective INFORMAL OLD-FASHIONED (US ALSO squiffed) ⇒ ↑squiffy 56. stewed adjective ⇒ ↑stewed 57. straight adjective INFORMAL (NO DRUGS) ⇒ ↑straight 58. take/sign the pledge UK OLD-FASHIONED OR HUMOROUS ⇒ ↑take/sign the pledge 59. teetotal adjective ⇒ ↑teetotal 60. temperance noun [U] FORMAL ⇒ ↑temperance 61. the worse for drink ⇒ ↑the worse for drink 62. tiddly adjective INFORMAL, UK OLD-FASHIONED (DRUNK) ⇒ ↑tiddly 63. tight adjective OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL (DRUNK) ⇒ ↑tight 64. tippler noun [C] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑tippler 65. tipsy adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑tipsy 66. tired and emotional UK HUMOROUS ⇒ ↑tired and emotional 67. trolleyed adjective [after verb] UK INFORMAL ⇒ ↑trolleyed 68. under the influence ⇒ ↑under the influence 69. wasted adjective SLANG (DRUNK) ⇒ ↑wasted 70. whacked adjective (ALSO ˌwhacked ˈout) ⇒ ↑whacked 71. wino noun [C] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑wino 72. wrecked adjective (PERSON) ⇒ ↑wrecked 73. ˈbeer ˌgoggles noun [plural] INFORMAL HUMOROUS ⇒ ↑beer goggles 74. ˈbinge ˌdrinking noun [U] ⇒ ↑binge drinking 75. ˈbooze ˌbus noun [C] AUSTRALIAN ⇒ ↑booze bus 76. ˈdrink ˌproblem noun [S] ⇒ ↑drink problem 77. ˈdrinking ˌproblem noun [S] (UK ALSO ˈdrink ˌproblem) ⇒ ↑drinking problem 78. ˈpiss ˌartist noun [C] UK OFFENSIVE ⇒ ↑piss artist :: 2 × Drunkenness and sobriety 79. ˈrat-arsed adjective UK (US ˈrat-assed) offensive ⇒ ↑rat-arsed 80. ˈshit-faced adjective OFFENSIVE ⇒ ↑shit-faced 81. ˌblind ˈdrunk adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑blind drunk 82. ˌbuzzed ˈup adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑buzzed up 83. ˌclear ˈhead noun [C usually singular] ⇒ ↑clear head 84. ˌdrunk ˈdriving noun [U] ⇒ ↑drunk driving 85. ˌdrunk-ˈdial verb [T] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑drunk-dial 86. ˌfar ˈgone adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑far gone 87. ˌhalf-ˈcut adjective [after verb] UK INFORMAL ⇒ ↑half-cut 88. ˌhard ˈdrinker noun [C] ⇒ ↑hard drinker 89. ˌpie-ˈeyed adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑pie-eyed 90. ˌstone-cold ˈsober adjective [after verb] ⇒ ↑stone-cold sober 91. ˌtanked ˈup adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑tanked up 92. ˌwell ˈoiled adjective SLANG (DRUNK) ⇒ ↑well oiled 93. ˌwiped ˈout adjective [after verb] US SLANG (DRUNK) ⇒ ↑wiped out 94. driving while intoxicated (ABBREVIATION DWI) US LEGAL ⇒ ↑drive 95. driving while intoxicated (ABBREVIATION DWI) US LEGAL ⇒ ↑driving while intoxicated 96. drunk and disorderly LEGAL ⇒ ↑drunk and disorderly 97. drunk and disorderly LEGAL ⇒ ↑drunk 98. get slaughtered ⇒ ↑get slaughtered 99. get slaughtered ⇒ ↑slaughtered 100. drunkenly adverb ⇒ ↑drunken 101. drunkenly adverb ⇒ ↑drunkenly 102. inebriation noun [U] FORMAL ⇒ ↑inebriated 103. inebriation noun [U] FORMAL ⇒ ↑inebriation 104. muzzily adverb ⇒ ↑muzzily 105. muzzily adverb ⇒ ↑muzzy 106. muzziness noun [U] ⇒ ↑muzziness 107. muzziness noun [U] ⇒ ↑muzzy 108. tipsily adverb ⇒ ↑tipsily 109. tipsily adverb ⇒ ↑tipsy 110. tipsiness noun [U] ⇒ ↑tipsiness 111. tipsiness noun [U] ⇒ ↑tipsy 112. ˈbinge ˌdrinker noun [C] ⇒ ↑binge drinker 113. ˈbinge ˌdrinker noun [C] ⇒ ↑binge drinking 114. ˌdrunk ˈdial noun [C] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑drunk dial 115. ˌdrunk ˈdial noun [C] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑drunk-dial |
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