borracho

Under the influence

Borracho is Spanish for drunk, borrowed into English in regions with Spanish influence, especially the American Southwest.

It describes someone intoxicated: He came home borracho again.

The word appears in food names like pollo borracho (chicken cooked in wine or beer) and pastel borracho (cake soaked in rum or liqueur).

intoxication

drunk

Impaired by alcohol

inebriated · plastered · sloshed · intoxicated · pedo · crudo · resaca · hangover · slurring · stumbling

beans

pinto beans

Speckled dried legumes

Mexican · Tex-Mex · charro · jalapeño · cilantro · onion · tomato · cumin · garlic · slow-cooked

alcoholism

addiction

Compulsive substance reliance

withdrawal · sobriety · AA · twelve steps · relapse · intervention · detox · enabler · rock bottom · functioning

culinary

rum cake

Spirit-infused baked dessert

syrup · saturated · dessert · sponge cake · boozy · trifle · brandied · bourbon · amaretto · kirsch

colloquial

loco

Slang for deranged

  • crazyMentally unhinged
  • wildNot domesticated or controlled
  • recklessCarelessly ignoring danger

foolish · unhinged · out of control · impulsive · erratic · irresponsible · careless · ridiculous · absurd · stupid

Opposites
sobriety/intoxication state

borrachosober

Free from intoxication

clear-headed · straight · clean · lucid · aware

lifestyle/relationship to alcohol

borrachoteetotaler

Complete abstainer from liquor

abstainer · non-drinker · nondrinker · temperate · dry

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