blitzed

Drunk beyond reason

Blitzed is the past tense of blitz, meaning to attack intensely or overwhelm with force, but it's far more common as slang for being extremely intoxicated from alcohol or drugs.

We got completely blitzed at the party last night.

In American football, a quarterback who gets blitzed is rushed aggressively by defenders.

The word derives from blitzkrieg, the German military strategy of swift, overwhelming attack.

intoxicated

drunk

Impaired by alcohol

plastered · sloshed · trashed · tanked · inebriated · loaded · legless · tipsy · soused · bombed

attacked

bombarded

Attacked with heavy fire

pummeled · besieged · stormed · shelled · carpet-bombed · air-raid · Luftwaffe · London · wartime · sirens

rapid

lightning

Atmospheric electrical discharge

quick · swift · intensive · concentrated · burst · campaign · marketing · offensive · push · surge

overwhelmed

swamped

Overwhelmed beyond capacity

deluged · buried · slammed · crushed · engulfed · drowning · frazzled · stressed · stretched · maxed-out

sports

sacked

Dismissed from a job

blindsided · quarterback · linebacker · defensive · football · NFL · pocket · scrambling · hit · flattened

Categories
Opposites
intoxication state

blitzedsober

Free from intoxication

clearheaded · straight · clean · unimpaired · unintoxicated

intensity of attack/destruction

blitzeddefended

Shielded from harm

protected · shielded · spared · untouched · unscathed

energy/alertness level

blitzedalert

Warning or watchfulness

wide awake · sharp · on the ball · clearheaded · with it

Phrases
Family

blitz, blitzkrieg, blitzing, blitzes, blitzer, blitzers

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG-13