drunker
Further into inebriation
Drunker is the comparative form of drunk, describing someone more intoxicated than another person or than they were at a previous time.
He got drunker as the night went on.
She's drunker than I've ever seen her.
While *more drunk* is also acceptable, drunker is the more common and natural-sounding form in everyday speech.
Mildly intoxicated
- buzzedMildly intoxicated
- sloshedVery intoxicated
- hammeredSeverely intoxicated or pounded
- plasteredExtremely intoxicated
wasted · inebriated · tanked · blotto · pickled · soused · stewed · sozzled
Shockingly impressive or unsteady
- swayingRhythmic lateral movement
- stumblingWalking clumsily, almost falling
- wobblyTending to teeter
- lurchingMoving unsteadily, abruptly
teetering · tottering · slurring · fumbling · bumbling · clumsy · unbalanced · dizzy
Boisterous drinking spree
- partyingSocial revelry in progress
- celebratingObserving with festivity
- merrymakingLively, cheerful celebration
- toastingBrowning by heat
boozing · wassailing · bingeing · drinking · nightclubbing · kegger · bender · rager
tipsy
Mildly intoxicated
plastered · wasted · inebriated · tanked · blotto · pickled · soused · stewed · sozzled · tight
staggering
Shockingly impressive or unsteady
lurching · teetering · tottering · slurring · fumbling · bumbling · clumsy · unbalanced · dizzy · giddy
carousing
Boisterous drinking spree
- partyingSocial revelry in progress
- celebratingObserving with festivity
- merrymakingLively, cheerful celebration
toasting · boozing · wassailing · bingeing · drinking · nightclubbing · kegger · bender · rager
drunkersoberer
Less intoxicated comparatively
sobering up · straighter · clearer · sharper · coming down
- get drunkBecome intoxicated by alcohol
- drunk drivingOperating vehicle while intoxicated
- got drunkConsumed excess alcohol
- drunk driverIntoxicated vehicle operator
- getting drunkBecoming intoxicated by alcohol
- drunk textedSent messages while impaired