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sloshed

/slɑːʃt/
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1

(informal) Heavily intoxicated by alcohol; drunk.

Example

"After spending several hours at the pub celebrating his promotion, he was far too sloshed to drive home."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed from the verb 'slosh' (meaning to splash or move liquid around noisily), which is likely a mid-19th-century blend or variant of 'slush' and 'slop'; the slang sense of being heavily intoxicated emerged in the mid-20th century, evoking the image of someone saturated with alcohol.

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