Drunk Slang: Explore This Category

Extremely drunk; intoxicated.

Completely drunk.

Slightly drunk; feeling a pleasant lightheadedness from alcohol.

Drunk; intoxicated.

Smashed; shattered (can be used to describe being extremely drunk).

Completely drunk; blotto.

Extremely drunk.

Completely drunk; very intoxicated (common Hinglish).

Slightly drunk.

Very drunk; intoxicated.

Very drunk.

Very drunk or intoxicated.

So drunk one can barely stand or walk.

Drunk or high (often used for feeling lively and intoxicated).

Heavily intoxicated; "knocked out" from drinking.

Drunk; "gone" (informal, especially in Egyptian Arabic).

Got drunk (derogatory, like an animal drinking).

Got wasted; got very drunk (colloquial, masculine past tense).

Drunk; under the influence (short for "on alcohol").

Very drunk or under the influence of drugs; incoherent.

Very drunk; preserved (like pickles).

Drunk; intoxicated (note: in US, this means "angry").

Very drunk.

Drunk (standard term, but widely used informally).

Drunk; intoxicated (standard and widely used across dialects).

Hoarse; husky (can indirectly imply being drunk due to voice changes).

Very drunk.

Very drunk; completely intoxicated.

Drunk; intoxicated (very common, informal Hindi).

Completely drunk; wasted (common in some Gulf/Levantine dialects).

Very drunk; swaying (nautical origin).

Slightly drunk (also common in UK).

Extremely drunk; highly intoxicated.

Very drunk.

Very drunk; intoxicated (common in northern UK).

Drunk; tipsy (similar to tallu, but can be milder).

Completely drunk; smashed (adverb, often used with "pyan" - drunk).

Got drunk; "turned on" (informal, often implying becoming more active due to alcohol).

Extremely drunk or intoxicated (also common in UK).

Completely exhausted or very drunk.