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Definition of troubled
troubled
- severely intoxicated. Often used by the press to describe a person with a drink- or drug-related problem without the need to seem overtly offensive.
When I saw her last night she looked troubled.
- See more words with the same meaning: under the influence of alcohol, drunk.
- See more words with the same meaning: under the influence of drugs.
Last edited on Aug 21 2013. Submitted by John from UK on Jan 27 2008.
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Other terms relating to 'under the influence of alcohol, drunk': | |
| Definitions include: extremely intoxicated. | |
| Definitions include: extremely drunk. | |
| Definitions include: extremely inebriated. | |
| Definitions include: extremely intoxicated. | |
| Definitions include: extremely fun; exciting; wild. | |
| Definitions include: extremely inebriated. | |
| Definitions include: Extremely intoxicated. | |
| Definitions include: very drunk. | |
| Definitions include: displeasing; of poor quality; bad. | |
| Definitions include: drunk. | |
| Definitions include: To be drunk or high. | |
| Definitions include: under the influence of alcohol. | |
| Definitions include: extremely drunk. | |
| Definitions include: to smoke marijuana. | |
| Definitions include: severely under the influence of alcohol or drugs. | |
Other terms relating to 'under the influence of drugs': | |
| Definitions include: to ingest LSD and Ecstasy (MDMA) at the same time. | |
| Definitions include: intoxicated from drugs. | |
| Definitions include: misspelling of "gooch". | |
| Definitions include: high off marijuana. | |
| Definitions include: extremely intoxicated or under the influence of a drug. | |
| Definitions include: extremely intoxicated. | |
| Definitions include: shortened form of sketchy. | |
| Definitions include: immobilized from too much marijuana smoking. | |
| Definitions include: a fictitious person to compare a drunk person to. | |
| Definitions include: greatly under the influence of alcohol or drugs. | |
| Definitions include: on drugs. | |
| Definitions include: drunk. | |
| Definitions include: under the influence of drugs. | |
| Definitions include: a row of needle marks on a person. | |
| Definitions include: under the influence of drugs. | |
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| Definitions include: the posting of videos to YouTube which consist of randomly spliced clips of other video. | |
| Definitions include: acronym for "shaking my damn head". | |
| Definitions include: to record a television program on a Tivo or any other brand of digital video recorder. | |
| Definitions include: a stimulant. | |
| Definitions include: methamphetamine. | |
| Definitions include: to waste time, mess around. | |
| Definitions include: misspelling of Google. | |
| Definitions include: The BBC: British Broadcasting Company. | |
| Definitions include: very drunk. | |
| Definitions include: to defecate. |
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