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Browsing page 8 of words meaning alcohol consumption (190 words total)

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keyed

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kootered

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krunk

  • to get started, to crank up.
    That party was krunk as hell.

    Last edited on Dec 14 1999. Submitted by sabah from Atlanta, GA, USA on Dec 14 1999.

  • to be extremely drunk.
    Let's get KRUNK!

    Last edited on Feb 09 2000. Submitted by Cheri and Ryan from Gainesville, FL, USA on Feb 09 2000.

  • to get live, hyper.
    I'm 'bout to get krunked tonight.

    Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Anonymous on Dec 04 2001.

  • fun, or wild.
    That party last night was krunk.
    Y'alls is too krunk for me.
    That party last night was krunk.

    Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 12 2002.

  • It means off the hook, really awesome, straight up cool. Better if used in a sentence like, "man, we straight krunk up there"
    Man, we straight krunk.

    Last edited on Aug 18 2002. Submitted by Jonathan M. from Bartlesville, OK 74006, USA on Aug 18 2002.

  • To get hyped up or stoked.
    Get Krunk!

    Last edited on Oct 24 2002. Submitted by Carlos from Fortson, GA, USA on Oct 24 2002.

  • derived from 'drunk', to exist in a state of inebriation.
    We all got KRUNK last weekend.

    Last edited on Oct 25 2002. Submitted by Lara from Chicago, IL, USA on Oct 25 2002.

  • 1) Approach in a negative way 2) Hype, fun.
    1) That boy was tryin' to get krunk wit us like he know us. 2) That party was krunk.

    Last edited on Nov 25 2002. Submitted by Tekia from Atlanta, GA, USA on Nov 25 2002.

  • cool or good.
    Man that party was krunk.

    Last edited on Jan 11 2003. Submitted by josh from Houston, TX, USA on Jan 11 2003.

  • excellent, enjoyable, or the best. used particularly in the South and amongst military personnel. Often the word yo follows, as in example.
    That party was krunk, yo.
    This movie is krunk.

    Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Nicholas R. from Lower Burrell, PA, USA on Feb 27 2003.

  • overly excited, when something is the best it can get, nothing better
    She had a krunk'en time with her friends.
    When he saw her he was krunked out!

    Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 25 2003.

  • being extremely laded(drunk)

    Last edited on Jan 14 2007. Submitted by Brittni C. from British Columbia, Canada on Jan 14 2007.

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lambasted

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legless

  • very drunk. Origin: UK.

    Last edited on Mar 12 2000. Submitted by Wilcox on Mar 12 2000.

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  • Intoxicated to the point of being immobile.
    Did I drink much at the party on Saturday? Too much! I drank so much I was legless!

    Last edited on Oct 07 2004. Submitted by John O. from Algonquin, IL, USA on Oct 07 2004.

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lifted

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lit

adjective

  • under the influence of marijuana; "high".
    We got lit last night.

    Last edited on Mar 15 2010. Submitted by peter from MA, USA on Jun 11 1999.

  • under the influence of alcohol; "drunk".
    Let's get lit.

    Last edited on Mar 15 2010. Submitted by J-Ro on Dec 12 2001.

  • under the influence of drugs.
                               

                                                                                  

    Citation from "Smoked", Lie To Me (TV, 2010), Season 3 Episode 8 censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.

    Last edited on Nov 30 2010. Submitted by J-Ro on Dec 12 2001.

  • attractive; "hot".
    That chick is lit!

    Last edited on Mar 15 2010. Submitted by J-Ro on Dec 12 2001.

  • under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

    Last edited on Dec 12 2001. Submitted by J-Ro on Dec 12 2001.

  • under the influence of alcohol or marijuana.
    We got lit last night.

    Last edited on Mar 24 2010. Submitted by Joshua S. from Newport, KY 41071, USA on Jan 31 2003.

  • Stupid, lame
    That movie was lit. That test was lit.

    Last edited on Sep 10 2003. Submitted by Michael D. from Willits, CA, USA on Sep 10 2003.

  • cool, good, fun.
    that was lit

    Last edited on Nov 20 2017. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 13 2016.

  • This word, 'lit', is one which I have not heard commonly used in decades. But I remember it being commonly used in the 60's,often by my parents and their crowd. They certainly did not qualify as hippies. So, they only used it in reference to alcohol.

    The odd little thing I remember was that there seemed to be a hierarchy in their slang for intoxication.

    !."a little tight'-the stage where one is relaxed,sometimes witty, delightful company in general

    2.'lit'- getting 'lit' meant the person had had 6 or 2 too many and had entered the 'too obnoxious to exist' phase, the guy with the lampshade on his head. He's the 'litwit', to be assiduously avoided.

    And #3, '3 sheets to the wind'. This individual has precariously overindulged.Virtually harmless.His 'saucy' ship is sailing to 'Oblivion Island', also known as the couch in the corner.

    Last edited on Aug 19 2016. Submitted by zuzu on Aug 19 2016.

  • Originally "lit-up", a shortened play of words on the idea that a wasted person is bright like a lightbulb as he stands out because of how wasted he/she is. They cant hide how wasted they are. "they are lit-up".

    As happens a lot, the long version was dropped and became just "lit". Crazy, became "cray-cray", "cray-cray" became "cray". "Jealousy" became "jelly"."Lit-up" is now just "lit".

    Last edited on Mar 16 2017. Submitted by Anonymous on Mar 16 2017.

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  • to turn on the flashing lights of a police car.
    I got lit by the man yesterday.
    The police officer lit up the Ford Mustang.

    Last edited on Mar 24 2010. Submitted by Santiago from Long Beach, CA, USA on Feb 12 2002.

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  • Also lit like a Christmas tree and lit up like a Christmas tree.

    Last edited on Mar 24 2010. Submitted by Rebecca from Arizona, USA on Sep 25 2002.

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loose

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