Definition of a badload

badload

noun

• a drunk.

  You need to slow down with the alcohol. You're being a real badload tonight!

  • See more words with the same meaning: drunk person, person under the influence of alcohol.

  Last edited on Nov 30 2002. Submitted by John from Pineville, LA, USA on Nov 30 2002.

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Other terms relating to 'drunk person, person under the influence of alcohol':
stumble f*ck	Definitions include: a drunk person stumbling around.
crippled	Definitions include: extremely inebriated.
Cootie Brown	Definitions include: a fictitious person to compare a drunk person to.

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