blind drunk
Unable to see straight
Blind drunk means extremely intoxicated—so drunk that perception and judgment are severely impaired, as if one cannot see straight.
The phrase emphasizes total incapacitation rather than mild inebriation: He came home blind drunk at three in the morning.
Sometimes shortened to just blind in British usage.
Severely intoxicated or pounded
- wastedUsed without good result
- plasteredExtremely intoxicated
- sloshedVery intoxicated
- smashedBroken or intoxicated
trashed · wrecked · blotto · legless · sozzled · tanked · pickled · soused
Not awake or aware
- comatoseDeeply unconscious, unrousable
- insensibleUnaware, without feeling
- senselessLacking reason or awareness
- oblivionComplete erasure from memory
collapsed · stupefied · incapacitated · passed out · out cold · slumped · unresponsive · zonked
hammered
Severely intoxicated or pounded
smashed · trashed · wrecked · blotto · legless · sozzled · tanked · pickled · soused · trolleyed
unconscious
Not awake or aware
- comatoseDeeply unconscious, unrousable
- insensibleUnaware, without feeling
- senselessLacking reason or awareness
oblivion · collapsed · stupefied · incapacitated · passed out · out cold · slumped · unresponsive · zonked · paralyzed
- Blindblindsided
- Drinking Slangdrunk, wasted, hammered, plastered, smashed
- drunk slangdrunk, wasted, hammered, smashed, plastered
- drunkennessdrunk, tipsy, buzzed, intoxicated, inebriated
- intoxicateddrunk, high, intoxicated, inebriated, wasted
- intensifiersvery, really, extremely, absolutely, incredibly
blind drunksober
Free from intoxication
teetotal · bone-dry · dry · on the wagon · abstinent
blind drunksober as a judge
Completely free from intoxication
sober · lucid · clear-headed · sharp · alert
blind, blindness, blinds, blackout, blinding, blinded, blindfold, blind alley, blindingly